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Every week and this weekend: more practice with plural verbs like 'choisir'

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I can use the plural forms of verbs like 'choisir' to discuss what I and other people do this weekend and every weekend.

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If a word ends with an SFC, the consonant is pronounced before a word beginning with [h], this is called liaison. Words like 'le', 'je', 'ne' and 'que' replace their final letter with an apostrophe before a word beginning with [h]. This is called elision, which we have seen before, e.g. 'j'ai' and 'c'est'. The 'nous' form of verbs like 'choisir' ends in -issons, the 'vous' form ends in -issez. The 'ils, elles' form of verbs like 'choisir' ends in -issent.

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