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Today, we combine three important learning French verbs in the present tense.

In fact, you will never be able to speak French correctly if not learn to combine these three verbs correctly. You need daily, so be sure to memorize immediately.

A – Etre verb (be)

1. Je suis
2. Tu es
3. Il est
4. Nous sommes
5. Vous êtes
6. Ils sont

B – The verb Avoir (to have)

1. J'ai
2. Tu as
3. Il a
4. Nous avons
5. Vous avez
6. Ils ont

C – The Word Aller (to go)

1. Je vais
2. Tu vas
3. Il va
4. Nous allons
5. Vous allez
6. Ils vont

Now we now how to combine them, we will take a couple of examples.

Example 1:

Je suis malade (am sick)
Vous etes tres fort (which are very strong)

Example 2:

Nous avons une maison (We have a house)
Three Ils ont faim (which are very hungry)

Example 3:

Je vais a l'ecole (I go to school)
Vous allez bien? (Okay)

Make sure to memorize these three verbs, it is going to use each of them many times during the day.

These verbs are also called "auxiliaires. What does this mean? This means that you will use verbs in relation to other verbs.

When we study the past tense, for example, you learn that to say I was, you have to include the verb "be". You tell me: Je suis parti. As you can see, there are two verbs in the French phrase, when only is a sentence in English.

For now, just memorize them.

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