Emmènent

"Emmènent" is a French verb that is the third-person plural form of the verb "emmener," which means "to take someone along" or "to lead someone somewhere." The verb "emmener" is a compound verb formed by the prefix "en-" and the verb "mener," which means "to lead" or "to take." The prefix "en-" indicates movement towards a destination or a change of state.

The conjugation of "emmener" in the present tense is as follows:

Je m'emmène (I take myself along)

Tu t'emmènes (You take yourself along)

Il/Elle/On s'emmène (He/She/One takes himself/herself along)

Nous nous emmènons (We take ourselves along)

Vous vous emmenez (You take yourselves along)

Ils/Elles s'emmènent (They take themselves along)

The past participle of "emmener" is "emmené," which is used to form the past tense and the passive voice. For example, "Il a emmené son chien au parc" (He took his dog to the park) or "Le chien a été emmené au parc" (The dog was taken to the park).

The verb "emmener" is often used in everyday conversation to express taking someone to a place or leading someone somewhere. It can also be used in a figurative sense to express taking someone through a process or experience. For example, "Elle m'a emmené dans le monde de la finance" (She took me into the world of finance).