Reflexive verbs are used much more frequently in French than in English. Below you’ll find a list of the most common ones.
s’amuser To enjoy oneself
Je m’amuse I’m enjoying myself
Il s’amuse He’s enjoying himself
Elle s’amuse She’s enjoying herself
Nous nous amusons We’re enjoying ourselves
Vous vous amusez You’re enjoying yourself
Ils s’amusent They’re enjoying themselves
Amusez-vous Enjoy yourself (imperative)
Se laver To wash oneself
Je me lave I wash myself
Je vais me laver I’m going to wash myself
Je me laverai I will wash myself
Je me suis lave I washed myself
Je me lavais I was washing myself
Se coucher To take onself to bed
Il se couche He’s puts himself to bed
Il va se coucher He’s going to put himself to bed
Il se couchera He will put himself to bed
Il s’est couche He put himself to bed
Il se couchait He was putting himself to bed
Se baigner to bathe oneself
Elle se baigne She bathes herself
Elle va se baigner She’s going to bathe herself
Elle se baignera She will bathe herself
Elle s’est baigne She bathed herself
Elle bagnait She was bathing herself
S’habiller to dress oneself
Nous nous habillons we get ourselves dressed
Nous allons nous habiller We’re going to get dressed
Nous nous habillerons We will get dressed
Nous nous sommes habilles We got dressed
Nous nous habillions We were getting dressed
Habillons-nous Lets get ourselves dressed
Se lever To get onself up
Vous vous levez You get yourself up
Vous allez vous lever You’re going to get yourself up
Vous vous leverez You will get yourself up
Vous vous etes leve You got yourself up
Vous vous leviez You were getting yourself up
Levez-vous Get yourself up
Se faire mal to hurt oneself
Ils se font mal They hurt themselves
Ils vont se fair mal They are going to hurt themselves
Ils se feront mal They will hurt themselves
Ils se sont fait mal They hurt themselves
Ils se faisaient mal They were hurting themselves
There are some reflexive verbs in French which we wouldn’t necesarily expect. For example, se trouver means to be situated (literally to find oneself) and se demander means to wonder (literally to ask oneself)
Lundi Monday
Je joue au foot lundi I’m playing football on Monday
Mardi Tuesday
Il parle francais mardi He’s speaking French on Tuesday
Mercredi Wednesday
Elle travaille a l’ecole mercredi She’s working at the school on Wednesday
Jeudi Thursday
Vous regardez la television jeudi You’re watching television on Thursday
Vendredi Friday
Nous vendons la voiture vendredi We’re selling the car on Friday
Samedi Saturday
Ils aident ma grandmere samedi They’re helping my grandma on Satruday
Dimanche Sunday
Je vais a l’eglise dimanche I’m going to church on Sunday
Le lundi On Mondays
Je joue au foot le lundi I play football on Mondays
Le mardi On Tuesdays
Il parle francais le mardi He speaks French on Tuesdays
Le mercredi On wednesdays
Elle travaille a l’ecole le mercredi She works at the school on Wednesdays
Le jeudi On thursdays
Vous regardez la television le jeudi You watch television on Thursdays
Le vendredi On Fridays
Nous vendons les voitures le vendredi We sell cars on Fridays
Le samedi On Saturdays
Ils aident ma grandmere le samedi They help my grandma on Saturdays
Le dimanche On Sundays
Je vais a l’eglise le dimanche I go to church on Sundays
Where we always use the verb ‘to be’ in English, the French occasionally use the verb ‘to have’. So instead of saying ‘John is hungry’, you say ‘John has hunger’. The adjectives that use ‘avoir’ rather than ‘etre’ are below:
To be hungry
To be thirsty
To be sleepy
To be warm
To be cold
To be right
To be wrong
‘Avoir’ is used when talking about your age. Rather than say ‘I am 7 years old’, you say ‘I have 7 years’.
Faim Hungry
J’ai faim I’m hungry
Il a faim He is hungry
Elle a faim She is hungry
Nous avons faim We are hungry
Vous avez faim You are hungry
Ils ont faim They are hungry
Soif Thirsty
J’ai soif I am thirsty
Il a le sommeil He’s sleepy
Elle a chaud She’s warm
Nous avons froid We’re cold
Vous avez raison You are right
Ils ont tort They are wrong
J’avais soif I was thirsty
Je vais avoir soif I’m going to be thirsty
J’aurai soif demain I will be thirsty tomorrow
Sommeil Sleepy
Il avait le sommeil he was sleepy
Il va avoir le sommeil He’s going to be sleepy
Il aura le sommeil ce soir He will be sleepy this evening
Chaud Warm
Elle avait chaud She was warm
Elle va avoir chaud She’s going to be warm
Elle aura chaud ce soir She’ll be warm tonight
Froid Cold
Nous avions froid We were cold
Nous allons avoir froid We’re going to be cold
Nous aurons froid ce soir We’ll be cold this evening
Raison Right
Vous aviez raison You were right
Vous allez avoir raison You’re going to be right
Vous aurez raison la semaine prochaine You’ll be right next week
Tort Wrong
Ils avaient tort They were wrong
Ils vont avoir tort They’re going to be wrong
Ils auront tort demain matin They’ll be wrong tomorrow morning
La boulangerie The bakery
Je vais a la boulangerie I’m going to the bakery
Je suis a la boulangerie I’m at the bakers
Le marche The market
Je vais au marche I’m going to the market (note how a le contracts to au)
Vous etes au marche You’re at the market
Les magasins The shops
Je vais aux magasins I’m going to the shops (note aux)
Ils sont aux magasins They’re at the shops
La boucherie The butchers
Il va a la boucherie He’s going to the butchers
Vous etes a la boucherie You’re at the butchers
La tabac Tabacconis
Il va au tabac He’s going to the Tabacconis
Vous etes a la tabac You are at the Tabacconis
Le grand magasin Shopping centre
Il va aller au magasins He’s going to go to the shopping centre
Vous etes au magasins You’re at the shopping centre
Le supermarche The supermarket
J’etais au supermarche I was at the supermarket
Je serai au supermarche I will be at the supermarket
Je vais etre au supermarche I’m going to be at the supemarket
de
Je suis d’angleterre I’m from England
Il est de la France He’s from France
Elle est d’allemagne She’s from Germany
Nous sommes d’Italie We’re from Italy
Vous etes d’Espagne You’re from Spain
Ils sont du Russie They’re from Russia (from)
Je voudrais I would like
Kilo Kilo
Je voudrais deux kilos de pommes I would like 2 kilos of apples
Je voudrais un kilo de bananes I would like a kilo of bananas (of)
En
Je serai en anglettere I will be in England
Il etais en France He was in France
Elle va etre en allemagne She’s going to be in Germany
Nous sommes en Italie We are in Italy
Vous habitiez en espagne You lived in Spain
Ils habitaient en Russie They lived in Russia
J’habitais en angleterre I lived in England
Avec With
J’habitais en angleterre avec ma soeur et ma mere I lived in england with my sister and my mother
Mike est grand. Mike is tall.
Mike est plus grand. Mike is taller.
Mike est plus grand que Oli Mike is taller than Oli
Oli est petit. Oli is small.
Oli est plus petit. Oli is smaller.
Oli est plus petit que Mike. Oli is smaller than Mike
Graham est fatigue Graham is tired
Graham est mois fatigue Graham is less tired
Graham est mois fatigue que Anya Graham is less tired than Anya
Anya est vite. Anya is fast.
Anya est plus vite. Anya is faster.
Anya est plus vite que Graham. Anya is faster than Graham
Je suis I am
Je suis aussi rapide I am as fast
Je suis aussi rapide que vous I am as fast as you
Je ne suis pas aussi rapide que vous I am not as fast as you
Vous etiez You were
Vous etiez aussie bien You were as good as
Vous etiez aussi bien que lui You were as good as him
Ils etaient They were
Ils etaient plus petits They were shorter
Ils etaient plus petits que nous They were shorter than us
Ils etaient They were
Ils etaient moins bien They were less good
Ils etaient moins bien que nous They were less good than us
Vous allez You are
Vous allez etre plus lent You are going to be more slow
Vous allez etre plus lent que moi You are going to be slower than me
Je vais I’m going
Je vais etre plus gros I’m going to be more fat
Je vais etre plus gros que vous I’m going to be fatter than you
Ils seront They will be
Ils seront plus grands They will be taller
Ils seront plus grands que moi They’ll be taller than me
Vous seriez You will be
Vous seriez plus fatigue You will be more tired
Vous seriez plus fatigue que lui You’ll be more tired than him
Finissez Finish
Finissons Let’s finish
Finissons vite Let’s finish quickly
Maintenant Now
Finissons maintenant Let’s finish now
Finissons-le maintenant Let’s finish it now (pronoun coming after)
Ne le finissons pas maintenant Let’s not finish it now (pronoun before – same as usual)
Attendez wait
Attendons Let’s wait
Attendons ici Let’s wait here
Attendons-moi Let’s wait for me
Attendez-moi Wait for me
Attendez-nous Wait for us
Ne nous attendez pas Don’t wait for us
When the imperative pushes the pronoun to the end of the sentence, me becomes moi
Ecouter To listen
Ecoutez Listen
Ecoutons Let’s listen
Ecoutez-moi Listen to me
Ne m’ecoutez pas Don’t listen to me
Ne l’ecoutez pas Don’t listen to him
There are four verbs that are irregular in the imperative: avoir, etre, savoir and vouloir. When giving orders, etre is the most common of these, so let’s learn that one know and we’ll look at the others later.
Soyez vite Be quick
Soyons vite Let’s be quick
Ne soyez pas vite Don’t be quick
Ne soyons pas vite Let’s not be quick
The good news is that the French tell the time in almost exactly the same way as us.
Quelle heure? What time?
Est it? Is it?
Quelle heure est-il? What time is it?
Vous avez You have
L’heure The hour / time
Vous avez l’heure You have the time
Il est It is
Une heure One hour
Du matin The morning
Il est une heure du matin It is one o’clock (am)
Il est it is
Quatre heures Four hours
De l’apres-midi In the afternoon
Il est quatre heures de l’apres midi It is four in the afternoon
Il est It is
Sept heures Seven hours
Du soir The evening
Il est sept heures du soir It is seven o’clock (pm)
Il est It is
Onze heures Eleven hours
De la nuit The evening
Il est onze heures de la nuit It is eleven o’clock (pm)
Il est minuit It is midnight
Il est midi. It is midday.
Il est sept heures et quart. It is 7 and a quarter.
Il est sept heures et demi. It is 7 and a half.
Il est huit heures moins le quart. It is a quarter to 8.
Il est huit heures moins vingt. It is 20 to 8.
Il est cinq heures et quart It is quarter past five.
Il est six heures et demi It is half past six.
Il est neuf heures moins le quart It is a quarter to nine.
Il est onze heures dix It is ten past eleven.
Il est dix heures moins cinq It is five to ten.
Occasional use of 24 hour clock
Il est dix huit heures It is 6 pm
Il est dix sept heures vingt It is 5:20pm
Il est vingt et un heures quinze 9:15pm
Il faut It is necessary / One must
Manger To eat
Il faut manger tous les jours. It is necessary to eat every day.
Il faut It is necessary / One must
Visiter To visit
Il faut visiter la Chine. It is necessary to visit China.
Il faut It is necessary / One must
Aller To go
Il faut aller a la gare. It is necessary to go to the station.
Il faut It is necessary / One must
Travailler To work
Il faut travailler. It is necessary to work.
Il faut It is necessary / One must
Regarder To watch
Il faut regarder le foot. It is necessary to watch the football.
Il faut It is necessary / One must
Partir To leave
Il faut partir demain. It is necessary to leave tomorrow.
Il faut It is necessary / One must
Acheter To buy
Il faut acheter un billet. It is neccessary to buy a ticket.
Il faut It is necessary / One must
Jouer To play
Il faut jouer au tennis. It is necessary to play tennis.
Est-ce qu’il faut Is it necessary?
Habiter To live
Est-ce qu’il faut habiter a londres? Is it necessary to live in London?
Est-ce qu’il faut Is it necessary?
Arriver To arrive
Est-ce qu’il faut arriver demain matin? Is it necessary to arrive tomorrow morning?
Est-ce qu’il faut Is it necessary?
Partir To leave
Est-ce qu’il faut partir ce soir? Is it necessary to leave this evening?
Ou Where
Vous allez You are going
Vous allez ou ? You are going where?
Ou allez-vous ? Where go you?
Ou est-ce que vous allez ? Where is it that you are going?
Combien How much / How many
Ils mangent They are eating
Combien de pommes mangent-ils? How many apples are they eating?
Combien de pommes ont-ils mange? How many apples have they eaten?
Combien de pommes vont-ils manger? How many apples are they going to eat?
Comment How
Allez-vous Go you
Comment allez-vous How go you?
Comment allez-vous a la gare? How go you to the station?
Comment est-ce que vous allez a la gare? How is that you’re going to the station?
Vous allez comment? You go how?
Quoi What
Ils mangeaient They were eating
Ils mangeaient quoi ? They were eating what?
Qu’est-ce que What is it that?
Qu’est-ce qu’il mangerai? What is it that they were eating?
Quoi What
Nous regardersons We will watch
Nous regarderons quoi ? We will watch what?
Qu’est-ce que nous regarderons? What is it that we will watch?
Quand When
Partez-vous Do you leave
Quand partez-vous? When do you leave?
Quand est-ce que vous partez? When is it that you leave?
Vous partez quand? You leave when?
Quand est-ce qu’il est parti? When did he leave?
Qui Who
Est la femme Is the lady
Qui est la femme? Who is the lady?
Qui est-ce que la femme. Who is the lady?
Qui est le papa? Who’s the Daddy?
Pourquoi Why
Est-ce que vous l’avez fait? Is it that you’ve done it?
Pourqoui est-ce que vous l’avez pas fait? Why have you done it?
Pourquoi Why
Il va a l’eglise He goes to church.
Il va a l’eglise pourquoi? He goes to church why?
Pourquoi est-ce qu’il va a l’eglise? Why is that he goes to church?
Je jouais au tennis I played tennis
Il jouait au foot He played football
Nous jouions au hockey We played hockey
Vous jouiez au golf. You played golf.
Ils joueaient au rugby. They played rugby.
Marcher To walk
Vous marchez You walk
Vous marchiez You used to walk
Vous marchiez tous les jours You used to walk every day
Elle marchait vite She used to walk quickly
Ils marchaient au travail They used to walk to work
Rester – To Stay
Je reste I stay
Je restais I stayed
Dans In
Je restais dans la chambre I stayed in the bedroom
Ma mere restait dans la cuisine My Mother stayed in the kitchen
Mes souers restaient dans la voiture My sisters stayed in the car
Habiter – To live
Il habite He lives
Mon frere habitait My brother lived
Avec With
Mon frere habitait avec mon pere My brother lived with my Father
J’habitais a Paris I lived in Paris
Nous habitions dans une grande maison We lived in a big house
The Only irregular one - Etre
Je suis I am
J’etais a Paris I was in Paris
Il etait a Paris He was in Paris
Nous etions a Paris We were in Paris
Vous etiez a Paris You were in Paris
Ils etaient a Paris They were in Paris
J’ai I have
Un peu A little
L’argent / d’argent Money
J’ai un peu d’argent I have a little money
Beaucoup A lot
Il a He has
Il a beaucoup d’argent He has a lot of money
Autant As much
Vous avez You have
Vous avez autant d’argent You have as much money
Assez Enough
Ils ont They have
Ils ont assez d’argent They have enough money
Trop too much
Nous avons We have
Nous avons trop d’argent We have too much money
Moins Less
J’ai I have
J’ai moins d’argent I have less money
Plus More
Vous avez You have
Vous avez plus d’argent You have more money
Plusieurs Several
J’ai I have
J’ai plusieurs voitures I have several cars
Nous avons plusieurs velos We have several bikes
Ils ont plusieurs motos They have several motorbikes
Je vais avoir I’m going to have
Je vais avoir plus d’argent I’m going to have more money
La semaine prochaine Next week
Je vais avoir plus d’argent la semaine procahine I’m going to have more money next week
Il aura He will have
Il aura moins d’argent He will have less money
Ce weekend This weekend
Il aura moins d’argent ce weekend He will have less money this weekend
J’ai achete I bought
J’ai achete plusieurs voitures I bought several cars
J’ai achete plusieurs voitures hier I bought several cars yesterday
Il a achete He bought
Il a achete trop d’ordinateurs He bought too many computers
Il a achete trop d’ordinateurs la semaine derniere He bought too many computers last week
Je voudrais I would like
Commander To order
Je voudais commander un sandwich. I would like to order a sandwich.
Il est He is.
Formidable Terrific
Il est formidable. He is terrific.
Mon sandwich est formidable. My sandwich is terrific.
La serveuse Waitress
Gentille Kind
La serveuse est gentille The waitress is kind
L’homme francaise The french man
Sensible Sensitive
L’homme français est sensible. The french man is sensitive.
La librairie est formidable. The bookshop is terrific.
Le rugby va etre formidable. The rugby is going to be terrific.
Le hockey sera formidable. The hockey will be terriffic.
le tennis a été formidable The tennis was terrific.
Je voudrais commander un sandwich. I would like to order a sandwich
Je vais commander un croissant. I am going to order a sandwich.
Je commanderai un cafe. I will order a coffee.
j'ai commandé un thé. I ordered a tea.
La femme est gentille. The woman is kind
La fils est gentille. The girl is kind.
Le garcon n’est gentille pas. The boy is not kind.
L’homme n’est gentille pas. The man is not kind.
Le pere n’est sensible pas. The father is not sensitive.
Lamere est sensible. The mother is sensitive.
Le grandpere n’est sensible pas. The grandfather is not sensitive.
La grandmere est sensible. The grandmother is sensitive.
If you have multiple pronouns, use the following rules:
If there is a me, vous or nous, it comes first.
If there is a Le, la or les, they come next.
If there is a lui or leur they come last.
Nous donnons. We are giving.
Nous le donnons. We are giving it.
Nous vous les donnons. We are giving it to you.
Nous lui les donnons. We are giving them to him.
Nous leur les donnons. We are giving them to them.
Nous leur la donnons. We are giving it to them.
Nous me les donnons. We are giving them to me.
Elle donne She gives
Elle le donne She gives it
Elle me le donne. She gives it to me.
Elle le lui a donné. She gave it to me.
Elle va me le donner. She is going to give it to me.
Elle me le donnera. She will give it to me.
Elle me le donnera demain. She will give it to me tomorow.
Vous nous les donnez. You are giving them to us.
Vous nous les avez donnés. You gave them to us.
Vous allez nous les donner. You are going to give them to us.
Vous nous les donnerez. You will give them to us.
Vous nous les donnerez la semaine prochaine. You will give them to us next week.
Je le dit. I’m saying it.
Je le lui dit. I’m saying it to him.
Je le lui ai dit. I said it to him.
Elle va me le dire. She is going to tell it to me.
Elle va me le dire. She will tell it to me.
Elle va me le dire demain. She will tell it to me tomorow.
Une saucisse A sausage
Vous voulez une saucisse? You want a sausage?
Est-ce que vous voulez une saucisse? Is it that you want a sausage?
Voulez-vous une saucisse? Do you want a sausage
Le pork Pork
Il veut le porc? He wants pork?
Est-ce que il veut le pork? Is it that he wants pork?
Veut-il le pork? Do you want the pork?
Vous mangez le porc ? You are eating the pork?
Vous avez mangé le porc? You ate the pork?
un steak Steak
Vous avez un steak? You have a steak?
Est-ce que vous avez un steak? Is it that you have a steak.
Avez-vous un steak? You have a steak?
De la viande Some meat
Poulet Chicken
Avec With
Est-ce que vous voulez de la viande avec votre poulet? Is it that you want some meat with your chicken?
Voulez-vous de la viande avec votre poulet? Do you want some meat with your chicken?
Le poisson The fish
Est-ce que vous mangez le poisson? Is it that you are eating the fish?
Mangez-vous le poisson? Are you eating the fish?
Le jambon The ham
Vous voulez le jambon. You want the ham.
Voulez-vous le jambon? Do you want the ham?
Est-ce que vous voulez le jambon. Do you want the ham.
Voulez-vous de la viande avec votre poulet? Do you want meat with your chicken.
Vous le mangez? You are eating it.
Le mangez-vous? Are you eating it?
Est-ce que vous le mangez? Is is that you are eating it?
Vous l’avez mangé? You ate it.
L’avez-vous mangé? Have you eaten it?
Est-ce que vous l’avez mangé? Is it that you have eaten it?
Vous les avez mangés? You ate them.
Les avez-vous mangés? Have you eaten them?
Est-ce que vous les avez mangés? Is it that you have eaten them?
Avoir
Je parle I am speaking
J’ai parlé I spoke
J’ai parlé francais I spoke French
Il a parlé anglais He spoke English
Elle a parlé allemand She spoke German
Nous avons parlé russe We spoke Russian
Vouz avez parlé Italien You spoke Italian
Ils ont parlé francais They spoke French.
Aider To help
Je aide I help
J’ai aidé I helped
Elle a aidé She helped
Nous avons aidé We helped
Ils ont aidé They helped
Ils ont aidé mon pere They helped my Father
Vous avez aidé ma mere You helped my Mother
IR VERBS
Je finis I finish
J’ai fini le café I finished the coffee
Il a fini l’eau He finished the water
Vous avez fini le lait You finished the milk
Ils ont fini le gateau They finished the cake
Nous avons fini le vin We finished the wine
RE VERBS
Je vends les pommes. I sell the apples.
J’ai vendu les pommes I sold the apples
Il vendu les bananes They sold the bananas
Elle a vendu les fraises She sold the strawberries.
Vous avez vendu les fraises You sold the strawberries
Ils ont vendu les citrons They sold the lemons.
Etre
Arriver To arrive
J’arrive I arrive.
Hier Yesterday
Je suis arrivé hier I arrived yesterday
Ce matin This morning
Il est arrivé ce matin I arrived this morning
Hier soir Yesterday evening
Nous sommes arrivés hier soir We arrived yesterday evening
Cette apres-midi This afternoon
Vous etes arrivés cette apres-midi You arrived this afternoon
Aujourd’hui Today
Ils sont arrivés aujourd’hui They arrived today
Partir To leave
Il est parti ce matin He left this morning
Vous etes partis hier matin You left yesterday morning
Ils sont partis hier apres-midi They left yesterday afternoon
Je suis parti ce soir I left this evening
Elle est partie hier She left yesterday
Aller To go
Je suis allé à la gare I went to the station
Elle est allée à la cathedrale She went to the cathedral
Nous sommes allés à la ville We went to the town
Il est allé à la place He went to the plaza
Irregular
These three common verbs are all irregular in the past perfect tense: They need to be learnt – avoir etre faire
Il achete He buys
Un vélo A bike
Pour For
Cent euros 100 euros
Il achete un vélo pour cent euros He buys a bike for 100 euros
Elle achete She buys
Une moto A motorbike
Pour For
Trois cent euros 300 euros
Elle achete une moto pour trois cent euros She buys a bike for 300 euros
Nous achetons We buy
Une voiture A car
Pour for
Cinq cent euros 500 euros
Nous achetons une voiture pour cinq cent euros We buy a car for 500 euros
Ils vont acheter The are going to buy
Un bateau A boat
Pour For
Un mille euros 1,000 euros
Ils vont acheter un bateau pour mille euros They are going to buy a boat for 1,000 euros.
Je vais acheter I am going to buy
Un avion A plane
Pour for
Un million euros 1 million euros
Je vais acheter un avion pour un million euros I am going to buy a plane for 1 million euros
Il achetera They will buy
Un bus A bus
Pour For
Vingt mille euros 20,000 euros
Il achetera un bus pour vingt mille euros They are going to buy a boat for 20,000 euros
Nous acheterons We will buy
Un taxi A taxi
Pour For
Cinq mille euros 5,000 euros
Nous acheterons un taxi pour cinq mille euros. We will buy a taxi for 5,000 euros.
Le sac Bag
Le mien Mine
Le sac le mien The bag is mine
La chaussette Sock
La mienne mine
La chaussette est la mienne The sock is mine
Les jeans Jeans
Les miens mine
Les jeans est Les miens The jeans are mine
Le manteau Coat
Le sien His / Hers
Le manteau le sien The coat is hers
La cravate Tie
La sienne His / Hers
La cravate est la sienne The tie is his / hers
La ceinture Belt
Les ceintures Belts
Les siennes Is his / hers
Les ceintures sont les siennes The belts are his / hers
La jupe Skirt
La nôtre Ours
La jupe est la nôtre The skirt is ours
Le t-shirt T-shirt
Le nôtre Ours
Le t-shirt est le nôtre The t-shirt is ours
Les t-shirts sont les nôtres. The t-shirts are ours
Le pantalon Trousers
Le vôtre Yours
Le pantalon est le vôtre The trousers are yours (trousers not plural in French so is yours)
Le short The shorts
Le leur Theirs
Le short le leur The shorts is theirs
Les shorts sont les leurs The shorts are theirs
J’aime I like
J’aime danser I like dansing
Chaque Every
Le weekend The weekend
J’aime danser chaque weekend I like dansing every weekend
Il mange He eats
Le fast food Fast food
Il mange le fast food He eats fast food
Chaque every
Il mange le fast food chaque weekend He eats fast food every weekend
Elle a She has
Un job a job
Elle a un job She has a job
Elle va manger She is going
Manger to eat
Le fast food Fast food
Le weekend prochain Next weekend
Elle va manger le fast food le weekend prochain She’s going to eat fast food next weekend
Il mangera le fast food le weekend prochain He will eat fast food next weekend
Elle est She is
Une supermodel A supermodel
Elle est une supermodel She is a supermodel
Elle va etre une supermodel She’s going to be a super model
Elle sera une supermodel She will be a supermodel
Le wifi Wifi
Vous avez le wifi you have wifi
Il a le wifi. He has wifi.
Nous avons le wifi. We have wifi.
Un parking A car park
Il y a There is
Il y a un parking? there is a car park?
Oui, il y a un parking. Yes, there’s a car park.
le garçon the boy
est grand is big
le garçon est grand the boy is big
les garçons sont grands the boys are big
la fille the girl
est petite is small
la fille est petite the girl is small
les filles sont petites the girls are small
La femme the women
Est jolie is pretty
La femme est jolie the woman is pretty
Les femmes sont jolies the women are pretty
L’homme the man
Est gros is fat
L’homme est gros the man is fat
Les hommes sont gros the men are fat
Near Future
Je vais I am going
Acheter To Buy
Un Sandwich A sandwich
Pour le diner For dinner
Je vais acheter un sandwich pour le diner I am going to buy a sandwich for dinner
Plus tard Later
Travailler To work
Nous allons travailler We are going to work.
Nous allons travailler plus tard. We are going to work later.
Demain Tomorrow.
Étudier To study
Ils vont étudier They are going to study.
Ils vont étudier demain. They are going to study tomorrow.
Je vais jouer I am going to play
Il va acheter He is going to buy
Elle va regarder She is going to watch
Nous allons manger We are going to eat
Vous allez être You are going to be
Ils vont aller They are going to go
Using “will” to express the future
Demain tomorrow
Matin Morning
Demain matin tomorrow morning
Ce soir This evening
Je partirai I will leave
Je partirai ce soir I will leave this evening
Elle partira She will leave
Elle partira ce soir She will leave this evening
Il partira He will leave
il partira demain He will leave tomorrow
Nous partirons We will leave
nous partirons demain matin We will leave tomorrow morning
Vous partirez You will leave
vous partirez ce soir You will leave this evening
Ils partiront They will leave
Ils partiront demain matin They will leave tomorrow
Partir To leave
je partirai I will leave
elle partira She will leave
il mangera He will eat
nous mangerons We will eat
vous vendrez You will sell
ils vendront They will sell
Using “will” with the irregular ones
j'irai I will go
il ira He will go
elle ira She will go
nous irons We will go
vous irez You will go
ils iront They will go
j 'aurai I will have
il aura He will have
elle aura She will have
nous aurons We will have
vous aurez You will have
ils auront They will have
je ferai I will do
il fera He will do
elle fera She will do
nous ferons We will do
vous ferez You will do
ils feront They will do
je serai I will be
il sera He will be
elle sera She will be
nous serons We will be
vous serez You will be
ils seront They will be