Mon temps libre: subject pronouns, -er verbs and 'aimer' + infinitive
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I can talk about what I do and what I like doing in my free time.
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Most final consonants and final letter 'e' are silent, [-er/-ez/-é] all make the same sound and [on] is a nasal sound.
-er verbs take the following endings in the present tense: je-e, tu-es, il/elle/on-e, nous-ons, vous-ez, ils/elles-ent.
'on' can mean 'we' or you/people and 'vous' can be informal plural as well as formal.
'il(s)' and 'elle(s)' can be used for things (as well as people) and mean 'it' or 'they'.
Two-verb constructions with 'aimer' are used to say what we like doing.
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