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Boire

Avoir. To drink. Bu.

Connaître

Avoir. To know. Connu.

Courir

Avoir. To run. Couru.

Devoir

Avoir. Must/Have to. Dû

Lire

Avoir. To read. Lu.

Obtenir

Avoir. To obtain. Obtenu.

Plaire (à)

Avoir. To please. Plu.

Pleuvoir

Avoir. To rain. Plu.

Pouvoir

Avoir. To be able to. Pu.

Recevoir

Avoir. To receive. Reçu.

Voir

Avoir. To see. Vu.

Vouloir

Avoir. To want. Voulu.

Avoir

Avoir. To have. Eu.

Être

Avoir. To be. Été.

Conduire

Avoir. To drive. Conduit.

Dire

Avoir. To say. Dit.

Écrire

Avoir. To write. Écrit.

Faire

Avoir. To do/to make. Fait.

Prendre

Avoir. To take. Pris.

Apprendre

Avoir. To learn. Appris.

Comprendre

Avoir. To understand. Compris.

Mettre

Avoir. To put/put in. Mis.

Découvrir

Avoir. To discover. Découvert.

Offrir

Avoir. To offer/to give. Offert.

Ouvrir

Avoir. To open. Ouvert.

Souffrir

Avoir. To suffer. Souffert.