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aller (présent) practice

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Q 1/10
Score 0
to go
30
Users re-arrange answers into correct order
Q 2/10
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I go, I am going
30
Users re-arrange answers into correct order

10 questions

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to go

1

30 sec

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I go, I am going

2

30 sec

Q.

you go (informal, singular)

3

30 sec

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he goes, he is going

4

30 sec

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she goes, she is going

5

30 sec

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we go, we are going

6

30 sec

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we go, we are going

7

30 sec

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you go (formal/plural)

8

30 sec

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they go, they are going

9

30 sec

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10

30 sec

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7Fre -Aller - Present Tense
Aller au présent
Verbe aller au présent
Le verbe ALLER au présent
the verb aller in the present tense