Who has what? Singular 'avoir' and 'être'
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I can recognise and use different singular forms of the verbs 'avoir' and 'être'.
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The sound-symbol correspondences [o] and [au] sound the same, like the [au] in gauche, left.
The verb 'avoir' means to have. 'Tu as', 'il a' and 'elle a' are singular forms of this verb.
The verb 'être' means to be. 'Tu es', 'il est and 'elle est' are singular forms of this verb.
Some of the singular forms of 'avoir' to have and 'être' to be, sound similar, e.g., tu as, tu es.
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