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I have/take.

Je prends.

sounds like prawn

You (fam.) have/take.

Tu prends.

sounds like prawn

He/she/one has/takes.

Il/elle/on prend.

sound like prawn

We have/take.

Nous prenons.

You (formal/plural) have/take.

Vous prenez.

They have/take.

Ils/elles prennent.

sounds like pren.

I eat.

Je mange.

You (fam.) eat.

Tu manges.

He/she/one eats.

Il/elle/on mange.

We eat.

Nous mangeons.

You (formal/plural) eat.

Vous mangez.

They eat.

Ils/elles mangent.

Sounds like mange.

I drink.

Je bois.

You drink.

Tu bois.

He/she/one drinks.

Il/elle/on boit.

We drink.

Nous buvons.

You (formal/plural) drink.

Vous buvez.

They drink.

Ils/elles boivent.

sounds like il bwaave.