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These tools include Core, QuickFires, Topics, Keyboard, and Dashboard. All of these tools are available in both English and French.  \nTo enable seamless switching between languages, the  Language Toggle button is always available in the upper right corner of every page.  \nThe speech engine will automatically switch to the appropriate voice for the language being written. To configure which voice is used for each language go to Edit > User tab > Language-specific voices.  \nCore  \nCore words are high-frequency words used in most sentences. These words were selected based on review by experts and evidence from language research. The core words can be combined with those from the Word Lists to build sentences.  \nThe core words are organized and color-coded by part of speech: Questions (blue), Pronouns (yellow), Verbs (green), Little Words (orange) . Links to additional word lists are available at the bottom of each group and in the pink buttons on the right.  \nWhile the color coding and organization is consistent across both languages, the core word pages differ between English and French due to inherent differences in the vocabularies of the two languages:  \nCopyright ©Tobii AB (publ) . Not all products and services offered in each local market. Specifications are subject to change without prior notice. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.  \nCore First v . 1.0- -en US  \nGender  \n● French: Select the  masc./fem. button to toggle between the masculine and feminine word forms on gendered core word buttons (il/elle, le/la, un/une, tout/toute) .  \n● English: The core words “he” and “she” are the only gendered words on the English Core page, so those words are included on separate buttons.  \nNumber  \n● French: Select the  singulier/pluriel button to toggle words between singular and plural forms (je/nous, tu/vous, il/ils, elle/elles, le/les, un/des, tout/touts) .  \n● English: The only plural core words on the English Core page are “we” and “they.”“We” is on the Core page and “they”is found under the People list.  \nThe  Word Forms/Formes de mots button (in the lower right at 4x4 layouts and larger) contains additional tenses and forms of words.  \nWhen a pronoun is selected, verbs conjugate to match the pronoun. 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