In the first table, "Most verbs ending -ir in Le Présent (Present Tense) conjugate like this:"
...why are "tu...is", "il...it" and "vous...issez" in italics and the others are not?
Why are some of the New Endings column in italics?
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CraigKwiziq Q&A regular contributor
Why are some of the New Endings column in italics?
This question relates to:French lesson "Conjugate regular -ir verbs in the present tense in French (Le Présent)"
Asked 2 years ago
Hi Craig,
Thank you for pointing this formatting error which has now been fixed.
Bonne Continuation!
PraveenKwiziq community member
Dear sir, I passed my A1 level in 2015, since last six, I am not read a single word of French. But now i will try to learn, and do practice more for learn more and more with your help.
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Hi Praveen,
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Why are some of the New Endings column in italics?
In the first table, "Most verbs ending -ir in Le Présent (Present Tense) conjugate like this:"
...why are "tu...is", "il...it" and "vous...issez" in italics and the others are not?
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