Activities at school: -er 1 and 2-verb phrases
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I can say what activities I like, love or hate to do at school using 2-verb structures.
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The SSCs [-tion] and [-ssion] make the same sound. Unlike the English 'sh' sound, they make a 's' sound in French.
An infinitive tells us the general meaning of a verb: parler (to speak).
To say who is doing the action, we change the verb to a finite form, e.g. je parle (I speak).
A 1-verb structure is when just one finite verb appears in a sentence, e.g. je parle français.
In a 2-verb structure, a finite verb is followed by a second verb in the infinitive form: j'aime parler.
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