+ Le verbe être au pluriel Ch 2, Français I. + Singulier - Révision You have already learned the singular forms of the verb être Être means “to be” Singulier.

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+ Le verbe être au pluriel Ch 2, Français I

+ Singulier - Révision You have already learned the singular forms of the verb être Être means “to be” Singulier - Être Je suis I am Tu es You are Il/Elle est He/She is

+ Pluriel - Être Être (meaning - to be) in the plural: Pluriel - ÊtreTranslation Nous sommesWe are Vous êtesYou are Ils/elles sontThey are

+ Faites attention! You use NOUS when referring to yourself and another person/people (Nous = we) You use VOUS when taking to several people (Vous = You guys, You all) You also use VOUS when talking to an elderly person or a stranger. You use ILS when referring to two or more males or to a group of males and females (ils = they) You use ELLES when referring to two or more females

+ Pratiquez! Traduisez en anglais: 1. Nous sommes amis. 2. Vous êtes amusants. 3. Ils sont sympas. 4. Elles sont copines. 5. Les cours? Ils sont très faciles.

+ Pratiquez! Traduisez en français. 1. The classes are small. 2. The teachers are interesting. 3. The students are very intelligent. 4. The boys are funny. 5. The girls are blond.