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To Write, to
See, to Believe
Verbs take a direct object if they do
not need a prepostition to connect it to the noun.
Verbs that take indirect objects use prepositions
after the verb. Voir-to see (vwahr)
and croire-to believe (krwahr) take
a direct and écrire-to write (ay-kreer)
takes an indirect.
| voir-to see |
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croire-to believe |
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écrire-to write |
| vois (vwah) |
voyons (vwah-yohn) |
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crois (krwah) |
croyons (krwah-yohn) |
|
écris (ay-kree) |
écrivons (ay-kree-vohn) |
| vois |
voyez (vwah-yay) |
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crois |
croyez (krwah-yay) |
|
écris |
écrivez (ay-kree-vay) |
| voit |
voient (vwah) |
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croit |
croient (krwah) |
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écrit |
écrivent (ay-kreev) |
You can usually tell by using the verbs
in English. We say "I see her" or "She believes
him" or "He writes to them." In French, it
would be "Je la vois" (direct), "Elle le croit"
(direct) and "Il leur écrit." (indirect) But
don't always count on English to help you out. Téléphoner
(à) and Obéir (à) both take indirect
objects in French but you can't tell that in English.
In this case, you can tell by the à that
follows the infinitive.
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