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COMPLETE THE CHART WITH THE CORRECT FORMS AND FRENCH TRANSLATION OF IRREGULAR VERBS

Using the song by French duo Ottawan to practice the use of verb to be and adjectives.

• I (work) as a teacher at the local school.
• She (like) to read books in her free time.
• My friends (go) to the gym every evening.
• He (study) French at university.
• They (not, play) football on Sundays.
• We (live) in a small town near the sea.
• You (not, understand) this problem.
• It (rain) a lot in the spring.
• I (have) breakfast at 7:30 every morning.
• She (speak) three languages fluently.
• My brother (watch) TV in the evening.
• We (travel) to different countries every summer.
• He (not, like) to eat vegetables.
• The sun (rise) in the east and (set) in the west.
• You (read) this book every year, don’t you?
• I (not, know) the answer to this question.
• They (work) from Monday to Friday.
• She (take) the bus to school every day.
• We (study) English at school.
• (It, cost) $10 to enter the museum?

 this comprehension requires students to answer and additional 6 questions in their own words.

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french/English Irregular verbs