School life: singular verbs like 'choisir', questions with 'qui'
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I can use verbs like 'choisir' in the 'je' and 'il, elle' forms to say what I and others do at school.
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The SSC [y] sounds different to the English [y] and is pronounced as in ‘physique’ and 'style'.
Verbs like 'choisir' ('to choose, choosing') form another type of -IR verb. These include 'réussir' and 'définir'.
To say 'I' with a verb like 'choisir', remove the -IR from the infinitive and add -is, e.g. 'je choisis'.
To say 'she, he', remove the -IR and add -it, e.g. 'il, elle choisit'.
These two verb forms sound the same because the -s and -t are silent final consonants (SFCs).
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