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"are (3rd person plural)" in French

sont
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Summary

The French translation for “are (3rd person plural)” is sont.

Pronounced the same

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his; her (masculine singular) son
sound son
his; her (feminine singular but followed by a vowel sound) son

Examples of "are" in use

There are 108 examples of the French word for "are" being used:
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they are (masculine) ils sont
they are (feminine) elles sont
Are they still in Paris? Sont-ils toujours à Paris ?
Are they still on time? Sont-ils toujours à l’heure ?
They are always on time. Ils sont toujours à l’heure.
Are they still on holiday? Sont-ils toujours en vacances ?
They are still on vacation. Ils sont toujours en vacances.
Are they (women) still on holiday? Sont-elles toujours en vacances ?
Are they still in the restaurant? Sont-ils toujours au restaurant ?
They are always late. Ils sont toujours en retard.

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"are (3rd person plural)" Practice (108)
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All our lines are busy.,
ants, bees and butterflies are all insects,
are liable to be increased due to private fees,
Are they (women) still on holiday?,
Are they still in Lyon?,
Are they still in Paris?,
Are they still in the cafe?,
Are they still in the restaurant?,
Are they still late?,
Are they still on holiday?,
Are they still on time?,
Are your parents still on vacation?,
Blue and red are the traditional colours of Paris.,
butterflies are very colourful,
Clothes are expensive.,
Coats are expensive.,
dolphins are among the most intelligent species,
dragons are imaginary monsters,
Dresses are expensive.,
French crabs are often rather small
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