Subject Pronouns + Être

Question 1

“I” – singular pronoun

Answer 1

je suis

Question 2

“You” – singular pronoun

Answer 2

tu es (informal)
vous êtes (formal)

Question 3

“He”– singular pronoun

Answer 3

il est

Question 4

“She” – singular pronoun

Answer 4

elle est

Question 5

“one” – singular pronoun

Answer 5

on est

used to refer to people in general (“they”) or “we” in casual convos

Question 6

“We” – plural pronoun

Answer 6

Nous sommes

Question 7

“You” – plural pronoun

Answer 7

vous êtes (both formal and informal)

Question 8

“Them” (masc.) – plural pronoun

Answer 8

Ils sont (used for group of all males or females and males)

Question 9

“Them” (fem.) – plural pronoun

Answer 9

Elles sont

Question 10

How do you identify someone’s profession?

Answer 10

If you use a pronoun, you don’t use an article before the profession.
If you use c’est or ce sont, you DO use the article.

Il est acteur.
C’est un acteur.

Question 11

Use the two forms to say:

He is a singer.

Answer 11

C’est un chanteur.

Il est chanteur.

Question 12

What’s the rule when you describe a profession (with an adjective)?

Answer 12

You use “c’est” or “ce sont.” Never il/elle est.

Question 13

She is an intelligent student.

Answer 13

C’est une étudiante intelligent.

Question 14

They are friends.

Answer 14

Ils sont amis.

Ce sont DES amis.

Question 15

What do you use on est for?

Answer 15

To say we or they in casual conversations.

On est au café.