Sunday, 4 March 2018

Do not mingle son and sont





Son is a possessif adjective.
Son chat. Her/his cat.
If you have a doubt,  swap son by mon.
Mon chat.
Son is always in front of a noun.

Sont is a verb from être (its infinitive).
Ils sont jumeaux. They are twin.
To know if it is the right spelling, swap this by « étaient » (être conjugated in past tense).
Ils sont à Lyon. Ils étaient à Lyon.

Do you understand ? If you are some questions, don’t  hesitate to drop them in comments.


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