Are feminine and masculine words in french kind of the same?

In French, you have a masculine “the” (le) and a feminine “the” (la). Good news – there's a plural “the” (les), but it stays the same for groups/things of either gender. Similarly, you have a masculine “a” (un) and a feminine “a” (une).

Explanation:

Yes and no, feminine describes female and masculine describes male.

Explanation: When talking about a feminine and masculine words in a singular form notice how the ending is different its elle for feminine and il for masculine.

1 devez

2doit

3devons

4doivent

5devons

6recoit

7recevez

8recoit

9recevons

10recevez

answer: vrai

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