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- Search “parlons” in French and Verbik finds parler — to speak, to talk (present, 1st person plural).
- Search “était” in French and Verbik finds être — to be (imperfect, irregular).
- Search “allassions” in French and Verbik finds aller — to go (imperfect subjunctive, 1st person plural).
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