Conjugate regular -dre verbs in Le Présent (present tense)

Listen to these -DRE verbs in Le Présent:

Je réponds au téléphone.
I answer the phone.

Tu entends cette musique?
Do you hear that music?

Il descend au sous-sol.
He's going down to the basement.

Nous le rendons.
We're giving it back.

Vous attendez le docteur ?
Are you waiting for the doctor?

Mes chiens ne mordent jamais.
My dogs never bite.

Pronounciation guide

Note the three singular forms endings (-ds / -ds / -d) are silent.
Therefore, all three forms of a same verb are pronounced the same.  

Note also that the -ent ending for ils/elles is also silent. However, you will pronounce the "d" at the end.

-> Here are two examples for you to hear the difference:  

Il vend sa voiture.
He's selling his car.

Elles vendent leurs légumes sur le marché.
They sell their vegetables on the market.

Grammar jargon

The infinitive of the verb is the unconjugated verb e.g. jouer (to play) as opposed to a conjugated form like je joue (I play)

The stem of the infinitive is the part before the -er, -ir, or -re ending.

ATTENTION:
Here is a list of the main irregular -DRE verbs that DON'T follow this pattern:

- prendre     Conjugate prendre and derivatives in Le Présent (present tense)

- coudre     Conjugate coudre in Le Présent (present tense)

- peindre / craindre / joindre   Conjugate verbs in -aindre, -eindre, -oindre in Le Présent (present tense)