Write a sentence using the conjugations for the verb "être," first in English, then in French.

Je suis heureuse de te voir. Tu es très gentil de m'aider. Il (or elle) est très beau.(elle est très belle) Nous sommes tous ici pour ton anniversaire. Vous êtes très gentils. Ils (or elles) sont mes amies.
I am happy to see you. You are very kind to help me. There are very beautiful. (It is beautiful) We are all here for your birthday. You are very kind. They are my friends.

Answered by pandamille | 2024-06-10

English: I am funny. French: Je suis rigolo.
You are funny. Tu es rigolo.
He/She is funny. Il/Elle ** est rigolo.
We are funny. Nous sommes rigolo.
You (formal) are funny. Vous êtes rigolo.
They are funny. Ils/Elles sont rigolo.

Answered by jerseygirl1071 | 2024-06-10

The verb "to be" has different forms in English, such as 'I am' and 'they are.' In French, the verb 'être' also changes according to the subject, like 'je suis' for 'I am.' Both languages require the verb form to agree with the subject to convey the intended meaning clearly.
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Answered by pandamille | 2024-12-26