Être (to be) in the imperfect tense... aka I was, you were, he/she was, etc.
j'étais nous étions
tu étais vous étiez
il était ils étaient
elle était elles étaient
on était
Homework:
Your child has brought home a Social Studies project outline that explains that they are to research the traditions and celebrations of the country they picked on Friday. Each student has glued their country into their agenda. As noted in the outline, while parents are obviously going to help with research, this must be YOUR CHILD'S OWN WRITTEN WORK please. Don't be tempted to use online translation tools as firstly, this isn't your child's own work, but also because they're no good. They give literal translations that make little sense.
Two good online dictionaries are reverso.com and wordreference.com. I expect written work to be of a Grade 2 level not university!
If you have questions or concerns, please do let me know - this isn't meant to be stressful for anyone! Here is an example of a level 3 (B) poster. There's plenty of time to ask questions; I am happy to help along the way!
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