Les Verbes -RE. Vendre Entendre Descendre Comprendre Connaître Reconnaître Rendre visite à + personne Prendre Répondre à Perdre Attendre.

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Les Verbes -RE

Vendre Entendre Descendre Comprendre Connaître Reconnaître Rendre visite à + personne Prendre Répondre à Perdre Attendre

Vendre To sell

Entendre To hear

Descendre To descend To go down To get off (bus)

Comprendre To understand

Connaître To meet To know someone To be familiar with

Reconnaître To recognize

Rendre visite à + personne To visit someone

Prendre To take une photo = to take a picture prendre un cours = to take a class

Répondre à To answer To respond

Perdre To lose

Attendre To wait for Are you suffering from “Cable-vision”?