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Subjects and verbs In French, as in English, a sentence will contain a subject and a verb. The subject of the sentence can be a noun or a pronoun. The.

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1 Subjects and verbs In French, as in English, a sentence will contain a subject and a verb. The subject of the sentence can be a noun or a pronoun. The subject is the person or thing doing the action. The verb can be an action verb or a linking verb.

2 Choose the subject in each sentence.
Paul arrive en bus. Lisette prépare une pizza. Le president danse très bien. Mon oncle est riche. Je visite la Tour Eiffel. Tu invites un ami. Paul Lisette Le president Mon oncle Je Tu

3 Choose the verb in each sentence. They are all action verbs.
Je danse bien. Tu prépare un sandwich. Le prof visite Paris. Mon cousin arrive en train. Paul invite une amie. Danse Prépare Visite Arrive Invite

4 Choose the subject in each sentence. Test Prep
Je m’appelle Suzette. Elle a dix ans. Tu t’appelles Marc. Il a 12 ans. Je te présente Claire. je elle tu il

5 Choose the verb in each sentence. Test Prep
Je m’appelle Suzette. Elle a dix ans. Tu t’appelles Marc. Il a 12 ans. Je te présente Claire. appelle a appelles présente

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