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Spelling/Grammar Check, typos fixed: auxillary → auxiliary, french → French
''Avez-vous vu Richard'' (lit. Have you seen Richard)<br />''L'avez-vous vu'' (lit. Him have you seen)
''Avez-vous vu Richard'' (lit. Have you seen Richard)<br />''L'avez-vous vu'' (lit. Him have you seen)
The objects are substituted with object pronouns which are placed before the verb in present tense or before the auxillary verb.
The objects are substituted with object pronouns which are placed before the verb in present tense or before the auxiliary verb.
*Les - plural direct objects.
*Les - plural direct objects.
===Verbs===
===Verbs===
Regular french verbs come in in three forms, with different conjugations for those ending in -er, -ir, and -re. Examples of such conjugations are listed below.
Regular French verbs come in in three forms, with different conjugations for those ending in -er, -ir, and -re. Examples of such conjugations are listed below.
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