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    Verbes en ir: 2ème groupe ou 3ème groupe?


    On peut reconnaître le groupe des verbes finissant par -ir de la façon suivante:

    Si le participe présent se finit par -issant,alors le verbe est un du 2ème groupe.

    S'il ne se finit pas par -issant,alors le verbe est un du 3ème groupe.

    Exercice:Je vous donne des verbes finissant par -ir,dites si c'est un verbe du 2ème groupe ou du 3ème.

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    1. finir==» groupe
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    3. salir==» groupe
    4. bannir==» groupe
    5. luire==» groupe
    6. sortir==» groupe
    7. venir==» groupe
    8. haïr==» groupe
    9. partir==» groupe
    10. attendrir==» groupe







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