Packing a bag: singular 'avoir'
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I can use singular 'avoir' to understand and talk about packing items for holidays.
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The sound-symbol correspondence [au] sounds similar to [ou] but they are different so it is important to practise them.
'Avoir' means 'to have'. Its singular forms are 'j'ai' (I have), 'tu as' (you have) and 'il, elle a' (he, she has).
We can use 'quoi' with forms of 'avoir' to ask questions about what I and others have.
It is fun to use reference resources to build up a treasure trove of vocabulary to use when writing in French.
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