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D- Elle parvient à avoir de bonnes notes. <em>(parvenir)</em>
<em> She just manages to get good grades.</em>
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A- Il vient juste d'arriver. <em>(venir)</em>
<em> He just got there.</em>
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B- Il devient de plus en plus stupide. <em>(devenir)</em>
<em> He's getting more and more stupid.</em>
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C- Oui, ce prix me convient. <em>(convenir)</em>
<em>Yes, this price "suits" me. (I agree with this price OR this price is right/OK for me)</em>
Explanation:
All these French verbs have the same root which is "venir" but different meanings depending on the prefix.
So if you know how to conjugate venir, you know all the verbs with "venir" as a root (<em>revenir, advenir, devenir,redevenir, survenir, prévenir ......)</em>
All this verbs will have the same endings for every tense.
<u>VENIR</u><em> présent</em>
je viens
tu viens
il/elle/on vient
nous venons
vous venez
ils/elles viennent
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<em>examples ►</em>
<em>je re</em><em>viens</em><em>, tu de</em><em>viens</em><em>, il ad</em><em>vient</em><em>, elle sur</em><em>vient</em><em>, nous con</em><em>venons</em><em>, vous par</em><em>venez</em><em>, ils pré</em><em>viennent</em>
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