Le complément d’objet direct (COD) In French grammar, a COD is the part of the sentence that receives the action of the verb directly, without a preposition. 1. How to find the COD? You ask the questions:Quoi ? (What?)Qui ? (Whom?) after the verb. Examples: Je mange une pomme.→ Je mange quoi ? → une...
DORMIR Présent Learn and practice french with this conjugation “DORMIR Présent “:The verb “To sleep” is conjugated this way in present tense:Le verbe Dormir présent se conjugue de la façon suivante: je dors, tu dors, il dort, elle dort, on dort, nous dormons, vous dormez, ils dorment, elles dorment. Practice this verbs in présent tense...
Practice with common verbs like “être” (to be) which becomes “ser-” and “avoir” (to have) which becomes “aur-“. Understanding these patterns will help you predict and form the future tense of other irregular verbs. Consistent practice and usage will make these forms second nature, allowing you to confidently discuss future plans and events in French.
