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Il _______________ à conduire.
Il apprend à conduire.
Elle _______________ les maths.
Elle apprend les maths.
Il ______________ l'avion.
Il attend l'avion.
Elle ___________ le bus.
Elle attend le bus.
Il ____________ un casque.
Il met un casque.
Il ____________ la musique.
Il entend la musique.
On _____________ une écharpe s'il fait froid.
On met une écharpe s'il fait froid.
On _________ un jean pour aller à la fac.
On met un jean pour aller à la fac.
Il ne ______________ pas!
Il ne comprend pas!
Elle _____________ quelque chose.
Elle entend quelque chose.
Il __________ sa veste.
Il met sa veste.
Il _________ des pommes sur le plateau.
Il met des pommes sur le plateau.
Il _________ son pied dans la bouche!
Il met son pied dans la bouche!
Il ________ ses chaussures.
Il met ses chaussures.
Elle _________ une commande.
Elle prend une commande.
Il n'____________ pas bien.
Il n'entend pas bien.
Il ___________ à jouer de la guitare.
Il apprend à jouer de la guitare.
Il ___________ son billet.
Il prend son billet.
Il _________ un casque.
Il met un casque.