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The verb ‘voir’ in present tense

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She sees well without glasses.

Elle E··· voit v··· bien sans lunettes.

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first person singular

je vois = I see

Je vois un oiseau sur le toit. I see a bird on the roof.

second person singular + informal form of address

tu vois = you see

Tu vois toujours le bon côté. You see the bright side every time.

third person singular + masculine

il voit = he sees

Il voit un film ce soir. He sees a movie tonight.

third person singular + feminine

elle voit = she sees

Elle voit bien sans lunettes. She sees well without glasses.

first person plural

nous voyons = we see

Nous voyons la mer d’ici. We see the sea from here.

second person plural second person singular + respectful form of address

vous voyez = you see

Si vous voyez quelque chose d’étrange... If you see something strange...

third person plural + masculine

ils voient = they see

Ils voient leurs amis le week-end. They see their friends on weekends.

third person plural + feminine

elles voient = they see

Elles voient un avenir prometteur. They see a promising future.

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