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This is what is called. non specific Ex: “un chat” = a cat (a random cat, a cat among others Basic relative structures in FrenchMore complex relatives in FrenchInterrogative pronounsDemonstrative pronounsIndefinite pronounsPossessive pronounsChapterAdjectives, Adverbs and ArticlesAdjectivesPositionAgreementComparison Since French knows two grammatical genders you should learn the substantive together with the article. Le radical is the stem or the root of the verb; it is the base form with no ending attached. Articles need to agree with the noun (in gender and number) There aredifferent types of articles: Type Indefinite articles. He is drinking orange juice. The verbs in French ending with „er‟ are normally known as regular verbs and Directory listing for Verb Conjugation in French. tre and avoirÊtre (to be) and avoir (to have) are themost us. Articles are the small words you can find before a noun. The English infinitive is ³to followed by a verb, while the French infinitive is a single word with one of three infinitive endings with: „er‟, „ir‟ and „re‟. We use them to have a better flow o. Conditional would, should, could, might (PDF) Present and perfect conditionals: It ween two words. same 'je Be allowed to (PDF) 'Be allowed to' compared to 'can': I am allowed to go out. I French hasindicative tenses, but not all of them are used in everyday language: Le passé simple (the past historic) and le passé antérieur (the anterior past) are only used in literature, while le présent (the present), le passé composé (the simple past), l’imparfait (the imperfect), le passé récent (the recent past), le plus-que Present Tense (reg verbs) pronoun -er verb -ir verb je -e -is tu -es -is il/ elle/ on -e -it nous -ons -issons vous -ez -issez ils/ elles -ent -issentre verb -es -s no change -ons -ez -ent. jus d’orange is the noun – orange juice. Ex: Jessica, Paris, la France, la SeineArticles. Il boit un jus d’orange. Il is the subject – He. boit is the conjugated verb – is drinking un is the article – an. For example: la (f) pomme (the apple) le (m) travail (the job)Nouns ending in «e», are mostly feminine Displaying Complete French Table of ContentsFrench Has GenderFrench Has AgreementFormality In French – Two Words For “You”French Verb ConjugationFrench Has Irregular The basic form of a verb in French is called the infinitive and it is also the name of the verb. This way it will be easier for you to keep the right gender in mind. The biggest problem comes from their uses in simple situations such as saying that you are hungry or even t Displaying Complete French an article. Je suis une femme. French makes no distinction between present actions and habitual ones. They had been allowed to move in. You were allowed to to park there. We have been allowed to vote. For example, 'I am playing tennis' and 'I play tennis' would be the. une liaison”. To conjugate verbs, we add different endings to the stem to create conjugated forms as well as the impersonal forms such as the infinitive or the participlesverb stem + ending = conjugated form. d French verbs. To find the stem of a verb, we simply take off the Tu is the subject – You. regardes is the conjugated verb – are watching un is the article – a film is the noun – movie.