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Regular masculine noun.

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Uses partitive article 'de la' for general listening.

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Uses 'faire de' + definite article for activities.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Plural-only in this context; singular is 'ami'/'amie'.

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'à + le' contracts to 'au'.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Uses the verb 'faire'.

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Borrowed English word, very common in sports.

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Uses preposition 'à la' for feminine locations.

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'à + le' becomes 'au'.

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Often used with the verb 'faire'.

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Regular feminine noun.

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Irregular plural: adds an -x instead of -s.

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Invariable English borrowing; used with 'faire'.

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Irregular -ir verb.

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Regular -er verb; takes 'à' for games/sports.

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Reflexive verb requiring reflexive pronouns (me, te, se).

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Regular -er verb with a spelling change in 'nous' (voyageons).

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Used for places; use 'rendre visite à' for people.

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Regular -er verb.

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Regular -er verb; directly takes the object without a preposition.

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Adjective ending in -e, same form for masculine and feminine.

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Adjective; adds -e for feminine ('occupée').

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Adjective; adds -e for feminine, -s for plural.