Fill in the blank with the correct conjugation of the verb in parentheses.David et Rémy (jouer) au foot.

“David et Rémy” names two people, so it takes the third-person plural form of jouer. For regular -er verbs, the present-tense ending for ils/elles is -ent: jouer becomes jouent. The completed sentence is “David et Rémy jouent au foot.”

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