Forming Sentences/Grammar Flashcards
mon/ma/mes
MY (masc.,fem.,plural)
ton/ta/tes
YOUR - singular (masc.,fem.,plural)
son/sa/ses
HIS/HER/ITS
notre/nos
Our (sing.,plur.)
votre/vos
YOUR - (masc.+fem, plural)
leur/leurs
their (sing., plus.)
quel
WHAT - singular, mascualine
quelle
WHAT - feminine singular
quels
WHAT - masculine plural
quelles
WHAT - feminine plural
Quel âge a-t-il/Elle?
What age is he/she?
Il/Elle a (number) ans
He/She is (number) years old
Comment s’appellate-t-il/Elle?
How do you call her/him?
Quel vs. Qu’est-ce que
Quel = directly before noun, before set or song followed by a noun (fuel best ton nom?)
Qu’est-ce que = before subject and verb (Qu’est-ce que tu as chez toi?)
Ce/Cet
THIS/THAT - singular, masc.
cette
THIS/THAT - feminine, sing
ces
THESE/THOSE - plural masc + fem
Conjugate Avoir
J'ai Tu as Il/elle a Nous avons Vous avez Ils/elles ont
Conjugate Etre
Je suis Tu es Il/elle est Nous sommes Vous etes Ils/elles sont
Where does Y go?
Ex: Ils vont au musee?
Between subject and verb
Ex: il y vont
Past Participle:
Aller vs. Avoir
I am GOING (Aller) to eat I ate (implying HAVE)
Je vais manger
Aller - keep second verb in original form
J’ai mange
Avoir - use past part
