How do I conjugate 're' verbs?
The way you can conjugate 're' verbs is to remember the specific endings for each pronoun: Je (I) - e Taking a common verb such as 'parler' we remove the 'er' and replace the endings for each pronoun :Tu (you) - es Je parleIl/Elle/On (he/she/we) - e Tu parlesNous (we) - ons Il/Elle/On parleVous (you , plural) - ez Nous parlonsIls/Elles (m they, f they) - ent Vous parlez Ils/Elles parlent
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