Present Indicative Conjugations whose 'vous' form doesn't end with 'ez'
Sorry, the title of this question came out sounding too complicated.

All I want to know is if it is common for verbs to end without 'ez' in the 'vous' form, if that makes sense.

I now know:

'Vous êtes...'

and

'Vous dites...'

but I can't think of any more off the top of my head. Are there many more?

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Present Indicative Conjugations whose 'vous' form doesn't end with 'ez'
Sorry, the title of this question came out sounding too complicated.

All I want to know is if it is common for verbs to end without 'ez' in the 'vous' form, if that makes sense.

I now know:

'Vous êtes...'

and

'Vous dites...'

but I can't think of any more off the top of my head. Are there many more?

Answer

Don't forget "Vous faites."

https://languagecenter.cla.umn.edu/lc/FrenchSite1022/VERBCONoverviewirreg.html

This website says that etre, dire, and faire are the three exceptions.

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