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The auxiliaries
The two main French auxiliaries are « avoir » (to have) and « être » (to be), of which « voir » is the most common.
They can be used alone or in conjunction with other verbs to form various compound tenses.
For examples with « Avoir » (to have):
For examples with «Etre» (to be) :
Words and expressions
Pronouns
Personal pronouns are further divided as :
Articles
Articles are further divided as :
Avoir (To have)
Words and expressions
être (To be)
Questions
Questions
Subject pronouns
Object pronouns
Reflexive pronouns (direct and indirect)
In French, « tu », « toi » and « te » are only to be used when addressing a close friend, an animate member or a child. In all other dealing, is is to be replaced by « vous » (2nd peron, plural), considered more polite and respectful.
Possessive pronouns
Possessive pronouns, which take the gender and number of the « possession », have different forms depending on whether there is one « possessor » or more.
Definite articles
Whereas there is only one definite article « the » in English, there are three in French, to be used according to the gender and number of the names they are associated with :
Indefinite articles
Concurrently, there are three indefinite articles, also to be used according to the gender and number of the names they are associated with :
Note that, unlike in English, the indefinite article is required in front of a plural noun.
Partitive articles
French also two partitive articles to distinguish the part from the whole, or things that cannot be counted :
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Direct Object Pronouns
Indirect Object Pronouns.
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