He drinks in French 🇫🇷

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Tips to remember the French word “il boit”:
– Associate the word “boit” with the English word “boy” who is drinking something. Think of “il” as “he” since they both start with vowels and are singular pronouns.
– Break it down phonetically to “eel bwa.”

Explanations:
– “Il boit” translates to “he drinks” in English, where “il” means “he” and “boit” is the third-person singular present tense form of “boire,” which means “to drink.”

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Il consomme” can also mean “he drinks” but is less common and can also mean “he consumes.”
– For animals or when speaking less formally, you might say “Il prend” as in “he takes” which can also imply drinking.

Conjugations of “boire” (to drink):
– Present: je bois, tu bois, il/elle boit, nous buvons, vous buvez, ils/elles boivent
– Imperfect (past): je buvais, tu buvais, il/elle buvait, nous buvions, vous buviez, ils/elles buvaient
– Simple Past: je bus, tu bus, il/elle but, nous bûmes, vous bûtes, ils/elles burent
– Future Simple: je boirai, tu boiras, il/elle boira, nous boirons, vous boirez, ils/elles boiront
– Conditional: je boirais, tu boirais, il/elle boirait, nous boirions, vous boiriez, ils/elles boiraient
– Subjunctive: que je boive, que tu boives, qu’il/elle boive, que nous buvions, que vous buviez, qu’ils/elles boivent
– Imperative: bois (tu), buvons (nous), buvez (vous)

Examples of sentences that use “il boit”:
– “Il boit de l’eau.” (He drinks water.)
– “Il boit un café tous les matins.” (He drinks a coffee every morning.)
– “Lorsqu’il est stressé, il boit du thé.” (When he is stressed, he drinks tea.)
– “Il boit trop lorsque nous sortons.” (He drinks too much when we go out.)

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