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Worksheetsêtre - français 2 révision
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
I am French.
Je suis française.
J'ai française.
Je es française.
J'aime française.
Tu _____ américaine?
ai
as
est
es
Which is formal or plural?
tu
je
vous
moi
iel is the gender-neutral pronoun in place of elle or il.
so then its form of être would be......
êtes
sont
suis
est
est is pronounced....
"ay"
"ess"
"ayst"
"ee"
I am =
(a)
être =
but
nous sommes =
she is
to be
to are
we be
to be
we are
to be
you are
NOUS is.....
plural
singular
a verb
not french
we are = nous (a)
These subjects all take EST
(don't forget that EST means is!)
tu/vous
on/nous
on/il/elle/iel
je/moi/tu/toi
es =
is
are
am
be
suis =
is
am
are
be
sont =
is
are
be
am
they are = ils (a)
"vous êtes" is probably the hardest form to remember. It looks a lot like être bc of the circumflex. Retype it here. Yes with its accent.
(a)
The 6 forms of être either start with....
(maybe this thought can help you remember them!)
E or A
E or S
S or I
S or R
There is something else. "There" is or "There are" does not use être, est or sont. Instead that expression is......
IL EST
CE SONT
IL Y A
C'EST
The forms for TU and VOUS are....
es & êtes
sommes & est
suis & sommes
êtes & sont
When you say SOMMES or ETES, you do not pronounce the S on the end unless the next letter is a vowel. In that case, the S sounds like a Z. (btw: you do not have to put accents on capital letters, that's why I didn't here)
c'est vrai
c'est faux
ce n'est pas vrai
c'est illégal
If "c'est" means "this is" or "that is"
then "ce sont" must mean.....
these are or
those are
crêpes with
nutella
pickles on
hamburgers
is this making you hungry?
