lazwarz

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Please be patient

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[mighty ember]

When a word ends in re and it started with il/elle/on do you remove all of the re

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To answer the first question, no. You need to conjugate the verb: Il attend

For the second question, that's one of the patterns for -re verbs, but keep in mind that they're 3rd group verbs, so the patterns are much less consistent than for -er (1st group) and -ir (2nd group) verbs

Peindre, for example, another -re verb:

[mighty ember]

Is the original word like to do to eat then tou change it when you say she eats and stuff

[hollow steppe]

If I'm understanding your question correctly, yes.

attendre -> infinitif, "to wait" in english
j'attends -> conjugated, "i'm waiting" in english

[mighty ember]

What’s I wait