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French être

être - to be and subject pronouns

QuestionAnswer
he/ it (masc.) il
she/ it (fem.) elle
one on
I je/ j'
you (singular/ informal) tu
we nous
you (plural/ formal) vous
they (masc.) ils
they (fem.) elles
I am je suis
we are nous sommes
she/ it is elle est
he/ it is il est
they are (fem.) elles sont
they are (masc.) ils sont
you are (singular/ informal) tu es
you are (plural/ formal) vous êtes
one is on est
When would you use the term "ils sont"? When there is a group of things/ people with at least one masculine noun.
When would you use the term "elles sont"? When there is a group of ALL feminine nouns.
Marie et moi nous sommes
David et Valentine ils sont
Claire elle est
Moi je suis
Madame Mrs
that is c'est
those are ce sont
to be être (the infinitive)
When does one use an article after "c'est" or "ce sont"? if the noun that follows "c'est" or "ce sont" identifies what someone or something is...ex: c'est une télévision
Monsieur Mr
When should you NOT use an article after "c'est" or "ce sont"? if the noun that follows is a specific name ex: c'est Amina
Mademoiselle Miss
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