C’est …. Il est …. Elle est ….. ?

Tu es comment? What are you like?.

Ce, Cette, Ces Ce/Cette/Ces means this, that or these. Ce is used for masculine nouns Cette is used for feminine nouns Cette is used for feminine nouns.

Questions about people Use Qui - either as subject or object. Qui est allé au cinéma? Avec qui est Jacques allé au cinéma? Qui is the subject of the verb.

4 Avoir Les normes: –Communication 1.2 : Understanding the written and spoken language –Comparisons 4.1 : Understanding the language through making comparisons.

Unité 5 – Leçon C Adjectives.

By: Reshiga and Pavitra

Talking about your House How to say where things are, what they are like, and to whom they belong.

Être. You have already conjugated avoir and regular –er verbs. You are going to conjugate to be Être is an irregular verb.

All. There are several forms of the word all. It will agree with the noun it describes and precedes. It will have an article after it. It can also be.

Les Adjectifs. You will add the following depending upon which gender the noun has. M – add nothing F – add an e Mpl – add an s Fpl – add an es The adjective.

Saying to the in French How we say to the in French changes. Whats the problem? It changes depending on whether the word which follows it is: masculine.

Faire + Infinitif. Do your parents make you do things that you dont want to do? I dont know about you…but my parents always make me do things for them…cest.

Les Adjectifs Possessifs

Le pronom EN Meanings: Some, any, of it, of them, from it, from them, or from there.

So what are Garfield and Odie saying?

Les adjectifs. In English Where do we place adjectives in English? Describe your house, your pet, your friend using adjectives.

EN. Use EN to : -Replace DE + a thing Par exemple: Je parle souvent (de mon ecole.) JEN parle souvent.

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