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aman207
aman207
16:49
Could someone help me out? I'm not sure what "issant" means in this sentence and I can't really find much information on it
"ir: issant au participe présent"
The context is discussing verb groups and their endings
 
5 hours later…
Luke Sawczak
Luke Sawczak
22:19
@aman207 It means that verbs ending in "ir" will end in "issant" instead, starting from the same place, when conjugated in the participe présent
e.g. choisir -> choisissant

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