1B Subject Pronouns & the Verb etre Flashcards

1
Q

Subject pronouns replace:

A

a NOUN that is a SUBJECT of a VERB

example:

il parle français
(he) (speaks French)

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2
Q

Je

A

I

singular

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3
Q

Tu

A

you

singular

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4
Q

il

A

he/it

MASCULINE
singular

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5
Q

elle

A

she/it

FEMININE
singular

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Q

on

A

one

singular

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Q

nous

A

we

plural

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Q

vous

A

you

plural

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Q

ils

A

they

MASCULINE
plural

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Q

elles

A

they

FEMININE
plural

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11
Q

Subject pronouns in French show:

A

NUMBER (singular vs. plural) & GENDER (masculine vs. feminine)

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12
Q

When subjects have males AND females use:

A

the MASCULINE form to replace it.

example:

Ryan et Marie sont de Oklahoma
—–> ILS sont de Oklahoma
(they are from Oklahoma)

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13
Q

INFORMAL “you” :

A

tu

example:

Comment vas-tu?
(How’s it going?)

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14
Q

FORMAL “you” :

A

vous

example:
Comment allez-vous?
How are you?

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15
Q

The subject pronoun “ON” refers to:

A

people in general.

it can also mean “WE” in a casual way

example:

ON est au café
(We are at the coffee shop)

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16
Q

“ON” takes on the same verb form as:

A

IL and ELLE

example:

*En France, ON parle français.
(In France, they speak French.)

*ON est au café
(We are at the coffee shop)

17
Q

être (to be) is an:

A

IRREGULAR verb.

18
Q

je suis

19
Q

tu es

20
Q

il/elle est

A

HE/SHE/IT is

21
Q

on est

22
Q

nous sommes

23
Q

vous êtes

24
Q

ils/elles sont

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the "-S" in vouS is pronounced______ in the phrase "VOUS êTES":
"Z"
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C'EST and CE SONT are used to:
identify who or what someone/something is example: *C'EST un téléphone (That's a phone) *CE SONT des photos (Those are pictures)
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When proper names are used AFTER "c'est" and "ce sont" DO NOT:
use an article before the names. example: *C'EST Anna (That's Anna) *CE SONT Emily et Julia (That's Emily and Julia)
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Use IL/ELLE EST & ILS/ELLES SONT to:
refer to someone or something previously mentioned example: *La bibliothèque? ELLE EST moderne. (The library? It's modern.) *Nathan et Bryan? ILS SONT intelligents. (Nathan and Bryan? They are intelligent.)
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ALSO use IL/ELLE/EST and ILS/ELLES SONT to:
tell someone's profession example: *Violà M. Richard. Il EST acteur. (There's Mr. Richard. He's an actor.) *ELLES SONT chanteuses (They are singers.)