Question

Anyone good at French?

Answer 1

Maybe... What is the problem? >.>

Answer 2

The difference between sers, servons, servent, and sert.

Answer 3

Okay so the verb that you're working with is Servir.

Answer 4

which means....to serve,to be useful

Answer 5

All of them mean that.

Answer 6

sers,servons,servent and sert have been conjugated into the present tense

Answer 7

so,
je sers
tu sers
il sert
nous servons
vous servez
ils servent

Answer 8

to translate it would mean,
I serve
You serve
He/She/It serves
We serve
You(pl) serve
They serve

Answer 9

thankyou. I have to choose one for this question: Stephanie et Alice______le repas ce soir

Answer 10

in your case you have...sers, servons, servent, and sert.
so i'm assuming that your answers are I serve, We serve,They serve, and He serves

Answer 11

your welcome

Answer 12

Stephanie and Alice are 2 people so you use servent

Answer 13

and servent means 'we serve'?

Answer 14

stephanie and alice, since they're 2 people would change to THEY SERVE.
Stephanie and Alice's names would automatically be thought of as they(elles,since they're girls)
Elles servent=They serve
so,yea you'd use servent in the blank

Answer 15

i hope that makes sense

Answer 16

servent=they serve

Answer 17

@Emily778 do you get that?

Answer 18

OK What about 'Je________en Allemagne pour deux semaines.'
The answers are
partons
partent
pars
part

Answer 19

pars

Answer 20

im part French

Answer 21

just remember the forms of present tense

Answer 22

partir=to go
je pars
tu pars
il part
nous partons
vous partez
ils partent

Answer 23

I can probably help if you need any

Answer 24

I go, You go, He/She/It goes,We go,You(pl) go, They go

Answer 25

Je=I
and when you conjugate with the word partir=pars

Answer 26

:3

Answer 27

i hope i helped you out