Making simple sentences in French is a great skill to learn!

One sentence you can practice is, "Nous visitons Paris," which means "We visit Paris" in English.

Let’s see how to create similar sentences easily.

Basic Sentence Structure

In French, sentences usually follow a simple order: Subject + Verb + Complement.

Here’s how it looks with our example:

• Subject: Nous (We)
• Verb: visitons (visit)
• Complement: Paris (Paris)

Steps to Make Simple Sentences

To make a simple sentence, just follow these steps:

1. Pick a Subject:
   You can choose from these words:

   • Je (I)
   • Tu (You - informal)
   • Il/Elle/On (He/She/One)
   • Nous (We)
   • Vous (You - formal/plural)
   • Ils/Elles (They - masculine/feminine)

2. Choose a Verb:
   In our example, we used visiter (to visit). Here are more verbs you can use:

   • Manger (to eat)
   • Jouer (to play)
   • Travailler (to work)
   • Aimer (to like/love)

3. Add a Complement:
   This could be a place, person, or thing. Here are some examples:

   • Paris
   • Une pizza (a pizza)
   • Le livre (the book)

Example Sentences

Here are some simple sentences to see how this works:

1. Nous mangeons une pizza.
   (We eat a pizza.)

2. Ils jouent au parc.
   (They play in the park.)

3. Je travaille à l’école.
   (I work at the school.)

Time to Practice!

Now it's your turn to make sentences! Fill in the blanks:

1. Nous _____ (manger) un sandwich.
2. Tu _____ (aimer) le cinéma.
3. Elles _____ (travailler) à l’hôpital.

With this structure, you can create a lot of simple sentences in French!

Just remember to match the verb with the subject.

Have fun practicing!