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2 je suis = I am tu es = you are il est = he/it is elle est = she/it is
The verb être means to be. Just like in English, it is an irregular verb in French. je suis = I am tu es = you are il est = he/it is elle est = she/it is

3 Use je to talk about yourself:
Je suis énergique. Je suis un(e) élève.

4 Tu es un ami fantastique.
Use tu to address a friend: Tu es un ami fantastique. Tu es français(e)?

5 Jacques est comique. Il est très amusant.
Use il or the person’s name to talk about a male: Jacques est comique. Il est très amusant.

6 Sophie est américaine. Elle est de Los Angeles.
Use elle or the person’s name to talk about a female: Sophie est américaine. Elle est de Los Angeles.

7 Où est le stylo? Il est dans le bureau. Où est la calculatrice?
You also use il and elle when referring to things. Il refers to something masculine & elle refers to something feminine: Où est le stylo? Il est dans le bureau. Où est la calculatrice? Elle est sur la table.

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