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Avoir - Present Tense
ai as a avons avez ont
Avoir - imperfect tense
avais avais avait avions aviez avaient
Avoir - future tense
aurai auras aura aurons aurez aurent
avoir - conditional
aurais aurais aurait aurions auriez auraient
etre - present
suis es est sommes etes sont
etre - imperfect tense
etais etais etait etions etiez etaient
etre - future tense
serai seras sera serons serez seront
etre - conditional
serais serais serait serions seriez seraient