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How do you write is growing in French?

"Is growing" in French depends on the context and the subject of the sentence. Here are a few options:

If the subject is singular and masculine:

* Est en train de grandir: This is the most common and versatile way to say "is growing".

* Grandit: This is a simpler and more concise option, meaning "grows" or "is growing".

If the subject is singular and feminine:

* Est en train de grandir: This is still the most common and versatile way to say "is growing".

* Grandit: This is still a simpler option, meaning "grows" or "is growing".

If the subject is plural:

* Sont en train de grandir: This is the most common and versatile way to say "are growing".

* Grandissent: This is a simpler option, meaning "grow" or "are growing".

Examples:

* L'arbre est en train de grandir: The tree is growing.

* La plante grandit: The plant is growing.

* Les enfants sont en train de grandir: The children are growing.

* Les fleurs grandissent: The flowers are growing.

Remember that the conjugation of the verb "grandir" will change depending on the subject's gender and number.

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