These examples may contain rude words based on your search.
These examples may contain colloquial words based on your search.
The secretariat will make available an informal paper on this subject.
Le secrétariat mettra à disposition un document informel sur ce sujet.
Our first full-term subject… developed internal features externally.
Notre premier sujet à terme a développé des organes internes à l’extérieur.
The note has also been the subject of significant doctrinal studies.
Cette note a également fait l’objet d’importantes études doctrinales.
It is the subject of intensive research for its biological properties.
Il fait l’objet de recherches intensives pour ses propriétés biologiques.
Several seminars and workshops on the subject have been organized so far.
Plusieurs séminaires et ateliers sur cette question ont été organisés.
Honourable senators, some research has been conducted on this subject.
Honorables sénateurs, certaines recherches ont été effectuées sur cette question.
Security sector reform remains a contentious and complex subject.
La réforme du secteur de la sécurité reste un sujet litigieux et complexe.
Prenatal screening will therefore be the main subject of this essay.
Le dépistage prénatal sera donc le sujet principal du présent mémoire.
Destarac admits to almost no subject other than the painting itself.
Destarac n’admet quasiment aucun sujet autre que la peinture elle-même.
In some situations, performer and customer are same subject.
Dans certaines situations, l’interprète et le client sont même sujet.
Choose a subject that clearly explains the contents of your message.
Choisissez un sujet qui explique clairement le contenu de l’email.
More detailed answers on this subject would be supplied in writing.
Des réponses plus détaillées seraient envoyées par écrit à ce sujet.
It was important that delegations exchange thoughts on this subject.
Il était important que les délégations échangent des idées sur ce sujet.
Please choose the subject of your message from the following menus.
Veuillez choisir l’objet de votre message dans les menus suivants.
Plastic durability has always been the subject of many discussions.
La durée du plastique a toujours fait l’objet de nombreuses discussions.
This method also makes the subject more relevant for the kids.
Cette méthode rend également le sujet plus pertinent pour les élèves.
Encourage the student to examine the subject from a historical perspective.
Amener l’élève à examiner le sujet dans une perspective historique.
Civilians often appear to have been the subject of collective punishment.
Les civils semblent souvent avoir fait l’objet de châtiments collectifs.
The content above reflects our personal opinion on this subject only.
Le contenu au-dessus reflète uniquement notre opinion personnelle à ce sujet.
Reification is a process that transforms the subject into an object.
La réification est le processus qui transforme le sujet en objet.
Never subject batteries to strong shocks or continuous vibration.
Ne soumettez jamais les batteries à des chocs violents
Do they prefer longer or shorter subject lines?
Est-ce qu’ils préfèrent les objets courts ou longs?
Never subject the Carrera car to repeated chang.
Ne soumettez jamais la voiture Carrera RC à des.
Never subject the projector to strong impact while it is projecting.
Ne soumettez jamais le projecteur à un choc puissant pendant la projection.
Subject on his way to the elevators.
Subject your product to environmental extremes.
Soumettez vos produits à des conditions extrêmes.
In addition, we subject our security measures to regular checks.
Nous soumettons en outre nos mesures de sécurité à un contrôle régulier.
Never subject cable and plug to any pressure.
Ne soumettez le câble ou la fiche à aucune contrainte excessive.
Case of children subject to the worst forms of labour.
Cas des enfants subissant les pires formes de travail.
Do not shake the camera or subject it to hard knocks.
N’agitez pas la chambre photographique ni la soumettez à des coups durs.
We subject our fruit to our own stringent controls throughout the whole process.
Tout au long du trajet, nous soumettons nos fruits à un contrôle rigoureux.
Subject just entered 10-20 with two X’s.
Le suspect vient d’entrer au 10-20 avec deux inconnues.
Prices subject to change without notice.
The vehicle model is subject to change without notice.
Le type de véhicule peut être changé sans préavis.
The activity is subject to cancellation in the event of bad weather conditions.
Cette activité peut être annulée en cas de mauvais temps.
The activity is subject to cancellation in the event of bad weather conditions.
Cette activité peut être annulée en cas de mauvaises conditions météorologiques.
Each registration is subject to the approval of PACKED.
Chaque inscription doit être approuvée par PACKED.
The Chair may make his or her decision subject to certain conditions.
Le Président peut assortir sa décision de certaines conditions.
It is subject to oversight by the legislature and the courts.
Elle est placée sous la supervision du corps législatif et des tribunaux.
Rajab was also subject to a travel ban during this period.
Rajab était aussi frappé d’une interdiction de voyager durant cette période.
The Mathematics Subject Classification for multiplicative number theory is 11Nxx.
La classification mathématique par matières de la théorie multiplicative des nombres est 11Nxx.
His organization wished to make two proposals on that subject.
La CAPSDH souhaite à ce sujet faire deux propositions.
Specifications subject to change without notice.
Membership subject to approval process by existing members.
L’adhésion est subordonnée à l’accord de la majorité des membres existants.
See Wikipedia article on the subject.
This subject allowed Michelangelo to depict
Ceci permit à Michel-Ange de représenter le corps
There is no distinction between subject and object.
A ship is subject to the law of its flag state.
Il confirme que le droit applicable aux navires est celui de l’État du pavillon.
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The subject (French: le sujet) is a word or a group of words (le groupe nominal) which makes it possible to identify what someone is talking about and which agrees with the verb that completes it.
It depends on the verb of which it determines the gender and the number.
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- 1.How to find the subject in French ?
- 1.1.The nominal group in French
- 2.The subject verb agreement in French
- 3.The nature of the subject in French
- 4.Exercises
- 4.1.Fill in the blank exercise about questions to find the subject in French
- 4.2.Fill in the blank exercise about the subject pronouns in French
- 4.3.Multiple choice questions about the nominal group in French
How to find the subject in French ?
To find the subject, you have to ask these questions:
- Qu’est-ce qui ? (what ?) to find the object
- Qui est-ce qui ? (who ?) to find the person
It often precedes the verb, but not always
| Examples | Question | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| papa répare la voiture | Qui est-ce qui répare la voiture ? | (Dad is repairing the car) |
| la carte montre une nouvelle maison | Qu’est-ce qui montre une nouvelle maison ? | (The map shows a new house) |
In these examples, ‘papa’ is the subject of the verb «réparer» and ‘la carte’ is the subject of the verb «montrer»
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The nominal group in French
The nominal group (French: le groupe nominal) is a set of words that is part of the subject and characterizes the action of the verb. It is placed in general before the verb.
There are many ways to form the nominal group
| Nominal groups | Examples | Translations |
|---|---|---|
| Determinant + noun | Le monsieur parle anglais | (The mister can speak english) |
| Determinant + adjective + noun | Une jolie fille m’a salué | (A beautiful girl greeted me) |
| Determinant + noun + adjectif | une femme italienne est tombée dans le métro | (An italian woman fell in the metro) |
| Proper noun | la France est le pays du fromage | (France is know for its cheese) |
The subject verb agreement in French
The subject agrees in gender and in number with the verb it completes.
Example:
- Sa mère conduit une belle voiture.
- Ses parents conduisent une belle voiture.
Here, the subjects are «sa mère» and «ses parents», the verb is «conduire» conjugated with the gender and number of the subject.
There are however some particularities to take into account:
- A subject may have several verbs. In this case, the verbs still conjugate with the gender and number of the subject.
- A verb can have several subjects, it is then given in the plural.
- The subject may be inverted: situated after the verb in an interrogative sentence and separated by a hyphen.
| Subject | Examples | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| several verbs | Cette personne crie, s’exprime et agit impoliment | (This person screams, exclaims and acts impolitely) |
| several subjects | Sa mère et son père ont un nouvel enfant | (Her mom and her dad have a new child) |
| Interrogative sentence | Où allons-nous ? |
(Where are we going ?) |
The incidental proposition indicate that someone’s words are being reported, in this case the subject is after the verb. Not like in English.
- «Je ne veux pas te perdre» disait-il. («I don’t want to lose you» he said»)
Even if it follows the verb, you will need to agree the verb with the subject.
The nature of the subject in French
The subject can have many grammatical category and function:
| Subject | Examples | Translations |
|---|---|---|
| Noun | Paul aime le chocolat | (Paul loves chocolate) |
| Personal pronoun | Nous allons faire une surprise à ta mère | (We are going to make a surprise for your mom) |
| Infinitive verb | Cuisiner est un art | (Cooking is art) |
| Proposition | Qu’il soit menteur ne m’étonne pas | (The fact he is a liar does not surprise me) |
With impersonal turnings, the grammatical subject is always «il» and the verb agrees with the third person singular.
- Il pleuvait beaucoup. (It was raining a lot)
Exercises
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- Fill in the blank exercise about the subject pronouns in French
- Multiple choice questions about the nominal group in French
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Multiple choice questions about the nominal group in French
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It’s Performing the Action
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The subject is the noun or pronoun in a clause or sentence that performs the action of the verb. To find the subject, ask who or what is performing the action of the verb. It is crucial to recognize the subject because French verbs are conjugated according to the number, person and gender of the subject noun or the subject pronoun.
David lave la voiture. / David is washing the car.
Who is washing the car? David is, so David is the subject.
Subject Pronouns
Subject pronouns replace the specific names of people or things:
SINGULAR
- 1st person je > I
- 2nd person tu > you
- 3rd person il > he, it / elle > she, it / on > one
PLURAL
- 1st person nous > we
- 2nd person vous > you
- 3rd person ils > they (m) / elles > they (f)
The French subject pronoun on is an indefinite pronoun that means «one,» «we,» «you» and «they.» It’s often equivalent to the English passive voice.
On ne devrait pas poser cette question.One shouldn’t ask that question. / You shouldn’t ask that quesiton.
Note that, unlike the English «I,» the French je is only capitalized when it begins a sentence; otherwise it is lowercase.
Subjects in Sentences
Whether sentences be statements, exclamations, questions, or commands, there is always a subject, either stated or implied. Only in a command is the subject not explicitly stated; it is implied by the imperative conjugation of the verb.
Sentences can be separated into a subject (un sujet) and a predicate (un prédicat). The subject is the person or thing performing the action, and the predicate is the rest of the sentence, which usually begins with the verb.
Je suis professeur.
Suject: Je. Prédicat: suis professeur.
I am a teacher
Subject: I. Predicate: am a professor.
La jeune fille est mignonne
Sujet: La jeune fille. Prédicat: est mignonne.
The young girl is cute.
Subject: The young girl. Predicate: is cute.