Nouns:
* Masculine singular: Most masculine nouns end in -s, but there are exceptions. There are also words ending in -e, -é, -x, etc.
* Feminine singular: Most feminine nouns end in -e, but there are exceptions.
* Plural:
* Masculine: Most masculine nouns add -s to form the plural.
* Feminine: Most feminine nouns add -s to form the plural (but keep the final -e).
Verbs:
* Infinitive: They end in -er, -ir, or -re.
* Present tense: The endings depend on the verb conjugation and the subject pronoun.
* Past tense: There are several past tenses in French, each with different endings.
Adjectives:
* Masculine singular: Many adjectives end in -e, -ant, -ent, or -ique.
* Feminine singular: Most adjectives add -e to the masculine singular form.
* Plural: Most adjectives follow the same rules as nouns for plural formation.
Pronouns:
* Subject pronouns: These have fixed forms: je, tu, il, elle, on, nous, vous, ils, elles.
* Object pronouns: These have different forms depending on whether they are direct or indirect objects, and their position in the sentence.
Other word types:
* Numbers: Different endings depending on the number and gender.
* Prepositions: Many prepositions end in -à, -de, -en, etc.
* Conjunctions: These connect words and phrases, and often have unique forms.
Important notes:
* There are many exceptions to these rules. For example, some masculine nouns end in -e, while some feminine nouns end in -s.
* French grammar is complex, and there are many subtleties that can't be explained in a simple answer.
To learn more about French word endings, you should:
* Consult a French grammar book or website.
* Practice reading and writing in French.
* Get help from a French tutor or teacher.
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