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We are

Nous sommes

They go

Ils/elles vont

You (pl) make/do

Vous faites

I have

J'ai

You (pl) have

Vous avez

You (pl) leave

Vous partez

We see

Nous voyons

He/she says

Il/elle dit

You can

Tu peux

I have to

Je dois