Qui fait quoi ? : -re verbs like 'prendre' and 'entendre'
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I can talk about who does what using a range of -re and -er verbs.
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Many -re verbs in the present tense follow the pattern of entendre: remove -re and add -s, -s, -, -ons, -ez, -ent.
Some -re verbs follow the pattern of prendre: remove -dre in nous/vous/ils/elles forms and add -nent in ils/elles form.
[en/an] sounds like 'enfant'. This is a common sound in -re verbs.
[e] sounds like 'je' but is lengthened to sound like [ê/è] in ils/elles form of verbs like prendre: ils prennent.
-er verbs and -re verbs can be usefully combined to write/talk about my and others' daily activities.
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