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faire

fait

être

été

avoir

eu

devoir

dû

boire

bu

croire

cru

voir

vu

lire

lu

pouvoir

pu

vouloir

voulu

recevoir

reçu

prendre

pris

apprendre

appris

comprendre

compris

mettre

mis

dire

dit

écrire

écrit