Telling time: Il est. Using a demonstrative pronoun: C’est. Giving your opinion about a general idea, situation, or fact: C’est. Giving your opinion about a specific living being or object: Il est/Elle est; sometimes C’est. When talking about a place or time period: C’est.

Add a Comment. Avistew. • 8 yr. ago. "Tu es" means "You are". "Tu as" means "You have". However French sometimes phrases things differently. For instance "J'ai soif" is "I have thirst". But you translate it as "I'm thirsty" because that's how you'd say it in English. Similarly, "Tu as tort" means "You have wrong" but in English you say "You

Avoir. J'ai. Tu as. Il/elle/on a. Nous avons. Vous avez. Ils/elles ont. Although it may not look like it the bottom chart is the French version of the top one that is in English. As you can see the French version avoir changes a lot more than the English version “to have”, but the idea between them remains the same.
Tout près > very near. Normally French adverbs are invariable, but tout is a special case. It sometimes requires agreement, depending on the gender and first letter of the adjective it modifies. With all masculine adjectives, singular and plural, tout is invariable: Il est tout seul. > He's all alone.
But « où en est » is about the relative position in a path (again, physical or not), while « où est » is more about the absolute position. For example, « où est la voiture ? » asks about the location of a car. « où en est la voiture [dans le circuit] ? » asks about the position inside a specific path, here a track.

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7 Answers. Être + en train + de + the infinitive of the verb is the french structure of the english progressive form : To be + gerund. The progressive form is used to express an ongoing action. Ex: Je me prépare. Je suis en train de me préparer. I am getting ready. Ex: L'avion atterrit. L'avion est en train d'atterrir.
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