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When speaking French, in a long sentences, such as for example, "I eat fish, watch a movie, and go to sleep," how exactly would I conjugate the verbs following "ea…

When speaking French, in a long sentences, such as for example, "I eat fish, watch a movie, and go to sleep," how exactly would I conjugate the verbs following "ea…
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When speaking French, in a long sentences, such as for example, "I eat fish, watch a movie, and go to sleep," how exactly would I conjugate the verbs following "eat" (manger) in the sentence.

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You conjugate

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Answer:

You conjugate according to the subject of sentence

Step-by-step explanation:

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