Word Types Flashcards
Define a noun, and give some examples
Nouns (les noms): Words that represent people, places, things, or ideas.
English: dog, city, happiness
French: chien, ville, bonheur
Define a verb, and give some examples
Verbs (les verbes): Words that describe actions or states of being.
English: to run, to be, to eat
French: courir, être, manger
Define an adjective, and give some examples
Adjectives (les adjectifs): Words that describe or modify nouns.
English: happy, red, big
French: heureux, rouge, grand
Define an adverb, and give some examples
Adverbs (les adverbes): Words that describe or modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.
English: quickly, very, well
French: rapidement, très, bien
Define a pronoun, and give some examples
Pronouns (les pronoms): Words that replace nouns to avoid repetition.
English: he, she, they, it
French: il, elle, ils, elles
Define a preposition, and give some examples
Prepositions (les prépositions): Words that show the relationship between nouns, pronouns, or phrases.
English: in, on, at, to
French: dans, sur, à, vers
Define a conjunction, and give some examples
Conjunctions (les conjonctions): Words that connect words, phrases, or clauses.
English: and, but, or, so
French: et, mais, ou, donc
Define an interjection, and give some examples
Interjections (les interjections): Words or expressions that convey emotion or reaction.
English: oh, wow, ouch
French: oh, waouh, aïe
In French, what kind of word is DE
In French, “de” is a preposition (une préposition).