Travel in France: infinitive used as a noun
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I can use infinitives, like nouns, as the subjects of sentences to express an activity.
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The SSC [qu] is pronounced as in 'question.
Words ending in -que in French are often cognates with words ending in -c in English: hisorique - historic
The infinitive is the long form of the verb. It always ends in: -er, -ir or -re.
To say who is or what is doing the action, we change the infinitive to a short form of the verb: regarder - je regarde
An infinitive can be used as the subject of a sentence to express an activity (like a noun): conduire, c'est difficile
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