Nouns and Pronouns Sentences with nouns as subjects Sentences with pronouns as subjects Carole sings...
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Nouns and Pronouns Sentences with nouns as
subjectsSentences with pronouns
as subjectsCarole sings well.
Carole chante bien.
Simon is blond.Simon est blond.
Laura is a friend.Laura est une amie.
She sings well.Elle chante bien.
He is blond.Il est blond.
She is fifteen years old.Elle a quinze ans.
Subject Pronounsje/j’ Itu you (familiar)
il heelle sheon one (people in
general) (We don’t really use “one” in English
very often, but the French use “on” to refer to groups of people such as Americans, Russians, etc. “On” is also used in spoken French to mean “we”.)
nous wevous you(plural or formal)
ils they(all male or mixed)
elles they(all female)
Je or J’Je J’
Je m’appelle Robert.
Use <<je>> before a word beginning with a
consonant.
J’ai quinze ans.
Use <<j’>> before a word beginning with a
vowel or silent h.
Tu or VousTu
a friend, family member or someone your own age
Comment vas-tu, Pierre?
Vousmore than one
person or an adult who you do not call by their first name
Comment allez-vous, monsieur Tremblay?