Breakdown of Il n'est plus fatigué, il n'a plus de stress au travail.
être
to be
il
he
fatigué
tired
avoir
to have
ne
not (used before the verb)
de
of / from / any (in negative sentences) / about (concerning)
au
to the / at the (masculine singular)
le travail
the job
ne... plus
(not) anymore / no longer
le stress
the stress
Questions & Answers about Il n'est plus fatigué, il n'a plus de stress au travail.
How does ne... plus work in this sentence?
It works exactly like ne... pas, wrapping around the conjugated verb. Instead of meaning not, ne... plus means not anymore or no longer. Notice that ne drops its e to become n' before the vowel sounds in est and a.
Why is it plus de stress and not plus du stress?
Do I pronounce the s at the end of plus in this sentence?
Why do we say au travail instead of just à travail for at work?
In French, you usually need a definite article like le (the) before a noun. The word travail is masculine, so it takes le. When the preposition à (at) meets le, they must combine into the single word au.
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