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[ivory osprey]

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[frozen jasper]

-re meaning 3e groupe?

these are mostly irregular verbs you learn them on a case by case basis

but there are some regular ones

let me see what i can find

https://leconjugueur.lefigaro.fr/fr_present_indicatif_groupe23.php

with the takeaway being

Les verbes du 3e groupe sont fortement irréguliers mais suivent une terminaison en :

s, s, t, ons, ez, ent
e, es, e, ons, ez, ent
x, x, t, ons, ez, ent

[keen trail]

-re ≠ 3e groupe
3e groupe verbs do include all -re verbs, though
Just two entirely different ways of grouping verbs

[frozen jasper]

that is the first thing i asked was if they meant the 3rd group

otherwise idk what they mean

[keen trail]

"Regular" -er is :
-s
-s

-ons
-ez
-ent

1e/2e/3e groupe are almost exclusively used by native speakers, learners learn by endings (ER/IR/RE) and the regular/irregular for each

[frozen jasper]

oh, i only know it by the groups