"She is introducing her child."
Translation:Elle présente son enfant.
March 7, 2018
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Why does the verb have to agree with the gender and is that the rule for all French verbs?
March 7, 2018
relox84
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Verbs do not agree in gender (well past participles do sometimes, but that's another story).
The -e at the end of présente is not a feminine mark, but the expected ending of a regular -er verb in 3rd person singular. The ending would be the same if the subject were masculine (il):
Je présente | Tu présentes | Il/elle/on présente
Nous présentons | Vous présentez | Ils/elles présentent
March 7, 2018
