Does anyone know these? - no translators -
part 1: singular
1.)je (i go)
2.)tu (you go)
3.) il (he goes)
4.) elle (she goes)
5.) on
[one goes, we go (informal)]

plural
6.) (we go)
7.) vous (you go)
(you plural or formal when referring to older
people or people you do not know very well or
higher hierarchy)
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8.) ils [they go
(masculine or mixed)]
9.) elles
[they go (feminine)]

part 2: imperative commands (command forms – telling someone what to do)
va ! (tu form)
allons! (nous form)
allez! (vous form)

PART 1: Singular
1.)Je __pars (I go)
2.)Tu __pars (You go)
3.) Il __part (He goes)
4.) Elle _part (She goes)
5.) On __part
[One goes, we go (informal)]

Plural
6.) Nous__partons (We go)
7.) Vous __partez (You go)
(You plural or formal when referring to older
people or people you do not know very well or
higher hierarchy)
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8.) Ils __partent [They go
(masculine or mixed)]
9.) Elles ___partent
[They go (feminine)]

PART 2: Imperative Commands (Command forms – telling someone what to do)
Va ! (tu form) Tu vas
Allons! (nous form) Nous allons
Allez! (vous form) Vous allez

This WS is asking you to conjugate the irregular verb aller, meaning to go.
The other answer is using partir, which means to leave.

Just like in English, verbs conjugate depending on the subject. (I am but you are...Je suis but tu es)

Je vais
Tu vas
Il/elle/on va

Nous allons
Vous allez
Ils/elles vont

I know the first one is true, but the rest don't have all of the correct input when put over tex. Sorry.