No. 2,767 in French
choisit
"Choisit" means "chooses" in English.
In a sentence
Marie choisit une robe pour la soirée.
Marie selects a dress for the evening.
Here, 'choisit' is the third person singular form of the verb 'choisir' (to choose) in the present tense, indicating an action currently undertaken by the subject, Marie.
Le comité choisit le gagnant du concours.
The committee chooses the winner of the contest.
In this instance, 'choisit' remains the present tense form but the subject is 'le comité,' showing an action conducted by a group or entity.
Chaque jour, il choisit de marcher au lieu de prendre le bus.
Every day, he chooses to walk instead of taking the bus.
Here, 'choisit' is used for a habitual action, still in the present tense, aligning with the subject's deliberate decision made regularly.
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