You clicked on it. You are really brave and you will be happy to know that this grammar
lessons is actually just about the structure of the sentence.
A structure really similar to the English one.
Of course, there is exception.
But let's take it easy.
The general formula of a sentence is noun or pronoun plus verb plus adjective or adverb.
In other terms is just subject plus verb plus description.
Let's try to see the structure with two sentences.
Le chien est mignon.
Repeat after me will be good for the pronunciation.
Le chien est mignon.
This sentence means the dog is cute to know what or who is the subject of this sentence.
You can ask what or who is cute in here.
It's the dog that is cute.
So Le chien is the noun, the subject of the sentence.
Est is the verb.
And finally, mignon is the adjective.
Mignon. Cute is the description of the dog.
You see, it's not that difficult.
Let's see it again with a second sentence.
Je chante doucement , je chante doucement.
Which means I sing softly.
Can you repeat after me?
Je chante doucement.
Yeah. Right.
Je is the pronoun when you ask who is singing softly?
The reply is Je chante.
Is the verb to sing and doucement is an adverb, is the description of the action.
The verb I sing softly.
What do I do? Softly singing.
Now that you know how to recognize the category of each word of a sentence, we are
going to see more details and vocabulary of each group.
I know it doesn't look fun at all, but once it's done, you will be able to build your own
French sentences.
See you there.