French sentences can be separated into a subject (un sujet), which may be stated or implied, 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 - I am a teacher Subject: je - I Predicate: suis professeur - am a teacher Paul et moi aimons la France - Paul and I love France Subject: Paul et moi - Paul and I Predicate: aimons la France - love France La jeune fille est mignonne - The young girl is cute Subject: la jeune fille - the young girl Predicate: est mignonne - is cute

tu peux nous donner des éxemples parce que la grammaire est vaste. a_a