Sports & Fitness

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Irregular -ir verb, conjugated with 'être' in compound tenses when indicating motion to a destination.

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Regular -er verb. Takes a cedilla (ç) before 'a' in the nous form (nous nageons).

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Regular -er verb. Can also mean 'to earn' money.

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Regular -re verb.

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Reflexive verb (-er). Uses 'être' in compound tenses.

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Regular -er verb.

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Regular -er verb.

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Adjective. Agrees in gender and number with the subject.

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Fixed expression used with the verb 'être'.

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Adjective ending in -e, so the masculine and feminine forms are identical.

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Adjective. Feminine form is 'lente'.

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Adjective. Feminine form is 'forte'.

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Used for larger balls (football, basketball). Smaller balls are often called 'une balle'.

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Feminine noun.

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Feminine noun.

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Masculine noun.

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Masculine noun. Often used with the expression 'faire du vélo'.

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Feminine noun starting with a mute vowel, hence 'l'.

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Masculine noun borrowed from English.

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Feminine noun. Can also mean 'shopping / errands' in the plural form.

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Feminine noun, generally used in the singular for general health.

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Masculine noun.

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Feminine noun.

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Masculine noun starting with a mute vowel.

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Feminine noun.