Friends: adjectives ending in -e
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I can understand when listening and reading whether a sentence is referring to a boy or to a girl.
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The sound-symbol correspondence [an/en] is a nasal vowel and [a] is an oral vowel; both appear in the word 'maman', mum.
Adjectives already ending in -e do not change; the final consonant in the word is pronounced, e.g., malade.
'Je suis', 'tu es' and 'elle, il est' are all parts of the verb 'être' to be, being.
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