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Vouloir et Pouvoir Deux bonnes verbes irreguliers!

But what do they mean?  Vouloir  to want  Ex: Je veux aller au cinéma.  I want to go to the movies.  Pouvoir  to be able to/”to can”  Ex: Je peux jouer du saxophone.  I am able to play the saxophone. OR I can play the saxophone.

Vouloir  I want to go to the movies.  Je veux aller au cinéma.  We want to go to the park.  Nous voulons aller au parc.  Au négatif: He does not want to eat pizza.  Il ne veut pas manger la pizza. VOULOIR= to want JeTuIl/Elle/On/QuiNousVousIls/Elles veux veutvoulonsvoulezveulent

Pouvoir POUVOIR = to be able to/”to can” JeTuIl/Elle/On/QuiNousVousIls/Elles peux peutpouvonspouvezpeuvent  You are able to do your homework.  Tu peux faire tes devoirs.  You (pl) can play soccer.  Vous pouvez jouer au soccer.  Au négatif: They are not able to go to the restaurant.  Ils ne peuvent pas aller au restaurant.