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Basic Verbs To Master In French For Beginners- Etre And Avoir

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Vindhya S.
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être- To be

Je suis- I am 

Tu es - You are

Il est- He is 

Elle est- She is

Nous sommes- We are 

Vous êtes- You are

Ils sont- They are

Elles sont- They are

AVOIR- To have

J ai- I have

Tu as- You have

Il a- He has

Elle a- She has

Nous avons-We have

Vous avez- You have

Ils ont- They have

Elles ont-They have

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