French IR Group of Verbs
IR – Verbs French IR group of verbs are the second group of verbs. Like ‘ER’ verbs to conjugate an ‘IR’ verb in the present tense, we need to remove the infinitive ‘IR’ ending and then add the appropriate termination...
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Regular Verbs in French (‘ER’ Group)
Three Types of Verbs in French There are 3 types of verbs in French and they are grouped by their endings. All French verbs end with er, ir, or re. Here we are going to look into the first group...
Adjectives in French – Les Adjectifs
An adjective is a word that describes a noun in some way, such as its size, colour, shape, character etc. It tells us more about the noun. English and French adjectives differ significantly in two ways: 1. Different forms of...
C’est / Ce sont / Il y a
Ce – It / This /These Est – is C’est – It is/It’s/This is Ce sont – These are C’est un – It’s a- Pronounced as “Set ahn” C’est une – It’s a (when the thing is feminine) – Pronounced...
Plurals of nouns in French-Pluriel des noms
Plurals refer to the grammatical form of a noun that indicates more than one person, animal, thing, or concept. In English, most plurals of nouns are formed by adding an “s” or “es” to the singular form. For example, “cat”...
French Indefinite and Definite Articles
Articles are used with nouns and it is important to understand that all nouns in French have a gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular or plural). Hence the articles are words that indicate the gender and number of a noun.