🇫🇷 200 French Phrases 49 Patterns for Beginners Part 2

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Are these...
Are these fruits?
Are these apples?
Are these your clothes?
Are these...
Are these fruits?
Are these apples?
Are these your clothes?
Are these your books?
Are these your children?
Are these your friends?
Is there...
Are these your books?
Are these your children?
Are these your friends?
Is there...
Is there a cat?
Is there a dog?
Is there a book?
Is there a car?
Is there a cat?
Is there a dog?
Is there a book?
Is there a car?
Is there water?
Is there sugar?
Are there...
Are there cats?
Is there water?
Is there sugar?
Are there...
Are there cats?
Are there dogs?
Are there books?
Are there apples?
Are there questions?
Are there dogs?
Are there books?
Are there apples?
Are there questions?
Are there any windows?
My masculine singular.
My brother.
My father.
Are there any windows?
My masculine singular.
My brother.
My father.
My friend, male.
My friend, female.
My dog.
My computer.
My friend, male.
My friend, female.
My dog.
My computer.
My feminine singular.
My sister.
My mother.
My room.
My feminine singular.
My sister.
My mother.
My room.
My table.
My chair.
My kitchen.
My plural.
My table.
My chair.
My kitchen.
My plural.
My books.
My friends.
My dogs.
My parents.
My books.
My friends.
My dogs.
My parents.
My brothers.
My children.
Your masculine singular.
Your book.
My brothers.
My children.
Your masculine singular.
Your book.
Your friend.
Your dog.
Your brother.
Your father.
Your friend.
Your dog.
Your brother.
Your father.
Your bag.
Your bike.
Your feminine singular.
Your house.
Your bag.
Your bike.
Your feminine singular.
Your house.
Your sister.
Your mother.
Your kitchen.
Your flower.
Your sister.
Your mother.
Your kitchen.
Your flower.
Your jacket.
Your...
Your books.
Your friends.
Your jacket.
Your...
Your books.
Your friends.
Your dogs.
Your brothers.
Your children.
Your messages.
Your dogs.
Your brothers.
Your children.
Your messages.
His, her, its masculine singular.
His book.
Her friend.
His dog.
His, her, its masculine singular.
His book.
Her friend.
His dog.
Her brother.
His father.
Her bicycle.
His, her, its feminine singular.
Her brother.
His father.
Her bicycle.
His, her, its feminine singular.
His house.
Her car.
His sister.
Her mother.
His house.
Her car.
His sister.
Her mother.
His room.
Her kitchen.
His, her, its plural.
Her books.
His room.
Her kitchen.
His, her, its plural.
Her books.
His friends.
Her clothes.
His children.
Her ideas.
His friends.
Her clothes.
His children.
Her ideas.
His brothers.
Our, masculine singular.
Our book.
Our friend.
His brothers.
Our, masculine singular.
Our book.
Our friend.
Our dog.
Our father.
Our computer.
Notre ordinateur.
Our teacher.
Our dog.
Our father.
Our computer.
Notre ordinateur.
Our teacher.
Our, feminine singular.
Our house.
Our daughter.
Our school.
Our, feminine singular.
Our house.
Our daughter.
Our school.
Our mother.
Our room.
Our kitchen.
Our company.
Our mother.
Our room.
Our kitchen.
Our company.
Our, plural.
Our friends.
Our children.
Our cats.
Our, plural.
Our friends.
Our children.
Our cats.
Our books.
Our meals.
Our dogs.
Their, masculine singular.
Our books.
Our meals.
Our dogs.
Nos chiens.
Their, masculine singular.
Their book.
Their friend.
Their dog.
Their brother.
Their book.
Their friend.
Their dog.
Their brother.
Their father.
Their son.
Their, feminine singular.
Their house.
Their father.
Their son.
Their, feminine singular.
Their house.
Their daughter.
Their friend.
Their mother.
Their kitchen.
Their daughter.
Their friend.
Their mother.
Their kitchen.
Their sister.
Their, plural.
Their friends.
Their children.
Their sister.
Their, plural.
Their friends.
Their children.
Their books.
Their cats.
Their parents.
Their meals.
Their books.
Their cats.
Their parents.
Their meals.
My, before vowel.
My friend.
My money.
My school.
My, before vowel.
My friend.
My money.
My school.
My idea.
My uncle.
My birthday.
Your, before vowel.
My idea.
My uncle.
My birthday.
Your, before vowel.
Your friend.
Your money.
Your age.
Your student.
Your friend.
Your money.
Your age.
Your student.
Your address.
Your birthday.
His, her, its, before vowel.
His friend.
Your address.
Your birthday.
His, her, its, before vowel.
His friend.
Her money.
His age.
Her student.
His child.
Her money.
His age.
Her student.
His child.
Her birthday.
His story.
Our, before vowel.
Our love.
Her birthday.
His story.
Our, before vowel.
Our love.
Our future.
Notre avenir.
Our child.
Our hope.
Our idea.
Our future.
Our child.
Our hope.
Our idea.
Our story.
Their, before vowel.
Their apartment.
Their love.
Our story.
Their, before vowel.
Their apartment.
Their love.
Their future.
Their hotel.
Their team.
Their story.
Their future.
Their hotel.
Their team.
Their story.
What's, formal, masculine singular.
What is your name?
What is the problem?
What is your opinion?
What's, formal, masculine singular.
What is your name?
What is the problem?
What is your opinion?
What is the price?
What is the menu?
What is your age?
What's, formal, feminine singular.
What is the price?
What is the menu?
What is your age?
What's, formal, feminine singular.
What is your address?
What is the reason?
What is your opinion?
What is the date?
What is your address?
What is the reason?
What is your opinion?
What is the date?
What is the solution?
What is the meaning?
What are, formal, masculine plural.
What are your plans?
What is the solution?
What is the meaning?
What are, formal, masculine plural.
What are your plans?
What are the problems?
What are the schedules?
What are the dishes?
What are your dreams?
What are the problems?
What are the schedules?
What are the dishes?
What are your dreams?
What are the choices?
What are, formal, feminine plural.
What are your ideas?
What are the options?
What are the choices?
What are, formal, feminine plural.
What are your ideas?
What are the options?
What are the reasons?
What are the rules?
What is the news?
What are your tasks?
What are the reasons?
What are the rules?
What is the news?
What are your tasks?
What's informal?
What's your name?
What's the problem?
What's the plan?
What's informal?
What's your name?
What's the problem?
What's the plan?
What's your job?
What are your ideas?
What are your plans?
What's the difference?
What's your job?
What are your ideas?
What are your plans?
What's the difference?
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