Asked by Mischa
I have to fill out this chart, I want to know did i do it correctly, thanks.
Etre: Tu es
Aimer: Tu aimes
Habiter: tu habites
s'appeler: tu s'appelles
Parler: Tu parles
Etre: Tu es
Aimer: Tu aimes
Habiter: tu habites
s'appeler: tu s'appelles
Parler: Tu parles
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Answered by
SraJMcGin
Bonjour, Mischa. "presque" = almost
With the reflexive verb s'appeler, the reflexive pronoun changes.
je m'appelle
tu t'appelles
il/elle/on s'appelle
nous nous appelons
vous vous appelez
ils/elles s'appellent
Aha! You must be in Level II then if you are doing reflexives?
A wonderful paper back book is "501 French Verbs" and there is also a smaller one "200-something (I forget)."
There you will find nearly all the verbs you would ever need in every tense.
With the reflexive verb s'appeler, the reflexive pronoun changes.
je m'appelle
tu t'appelles
il/elle/on s'appelle
nous nous appelons
vous vous appelez
ils/elles s'appellent
Aha! You must be in Level II then if you are doing reflexives?
A wonderful paper back book is "501 French Verbs" and there is also a smaller one "200-something (I forget)."
There you will find nearly all the verbs you would ever need in every tense.
Answered by
Mischa
Thanks, actually i just start learning french two weeks ago.
I have a question from before, you said that the adjective modifies the noun in number (singular/plural) and gender (masculine/feminine) and has nothing to do with the subject.
-la musique goes with française no matter female or male says it.
But what if it is pural les:
Il aime les film anglais or anglaise?
I have a question from before, you said that the adjective modifies the noun in number (singular/plural) and gender (masculine/feminine) and has nothing to do with the subject.
-la musique goes with française no matter female or male says it.
But what if it is pural les:
Il aime les film anglais or anglaise?
Answered by
SraJMcGin
When I said the adjective modifies the noun in mumber, that meant that if the noun is plural, the adjective is as well. Look closely at what you wrote: "les (plural) film (singular) anglais (singular), etc." Because "le film" is masculine, the adjective will also be the masculine form = anglais, NOT anglaise, which is the feminine form. In addition be sure BOTH parts of the noun are plural = both the article (les) and the noun (filmS.)
PLURAL OF NOUNS
Most French nouns, like most English nouns, form their plural by adding s to the singular:
SINGULAR PLURAL
le garçon, the boy les garçons, the boys
lfélève, the pupil les élèves, the pupils
la feuille, the leaf les feuilles, the leaves
Nouns ending in -s, -x or -z remain unchanged in the plural:
le fils, the son les fils, the sons
la voix, the voice les voix, the voices
le nez, the nose les nez, the noses.
Nouns ending in -eau and -eu add x to form the plural. Most nouns ending in -al, change -al to -aux in the plural:
lfoiseau, the bird les oiseaux, the birds
le neveu, the nephew les neveux, the nephews
le cheval, the horse les chevaux, the horses
A few nouns have irregular plurals:
lfoeil (m.), the eye les yeux, the eyes
le ciel, the sky les cieux, the skies
le travail, the work les travaux, the works
Although I told you more than you need to know at this time, you can see the "overall" pattern. Also, I have exercises any time you'd like them!
Mme
PLURAL OF NOUNS
Most French nouns, like most English nouns, form their plural by adding s to the singular:
SINGULAR PLURAL
le garçon, the boy les garçons, the boys
lfélève, the pupil les élèves, the pupils
la feuille, the leaf les feuilles, the leaves
Nouns ending in -s, -x or -z remain unchanged in the plural:
le fils, the son les fils, the sons
la voix, the voice les voix, the voices
le nez, the nose les nez, the noses.
Nouns ending in -eau and -eu add x to form the plural. Most nouns ending in -al, change -al to -aux in the plural:
lfoiseau, the bird les oiseaux, the birds
le neveu, the nephew les neveux, the nephews
le cheval, the horse les chevaux, the horses
A few nouns have irregular plurals:
lfoeil (m.), the eye les yeux, the eyes
le ciel, the sky les cieux, the skies
le travail, the work les travaux, the works
Although I told you more than you need to know at this time, you can see the "overall" pattern. Also, I have exercises any time you'd like them!
Mme
Answered by
SraJMcGin
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