The verb avoir (to have) is irregular (it doesn't follow the same conjugation rules as other verbs ending in -oir).
It conjugates like this in Le Présent:
j' | ai |
tu | as |
il/elle/on | a |
nous | avons |
vous | avez |
ils/elles | ont |
Have a listen to these examples:
Tu as une sœur.
You have a sister.
Il a les yeux bleus.
He has blue eyes.
Nous avons deux chats.
We have two cats.
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Laura
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Bonjour Lisa,
In grammatically correct French, E is the only vowel that contracts. So je, me, te, le, etc all contract, but tu, qui, etc do not.
The only exceptions are la and si, but the latter only when it means "if" and only in front of il and ils.
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John
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Que est qu’il dit?
Que est qu’il voudrait saviors?
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Sorry John, what is your question?