Les sujets I am certain that you will learn a lot today, and that we will understand the subject pronouns en français.

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1 Les sujets I am certain that you will learn a lot today, and that we will understand the subject pronouns en français.

2 Who you talkin about? What is the subject of a sentence? How can you identify the subject? Why is the subject important anyways?

3 What is a subject pronoun? A subject pronoun takes the place of a noun/pronoun. Je, tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils and elles are all subject pronouns en français.

4 SINGULAR SUBJECT PRONOUNS 1 st person singular – Je 2 nd person singular – Tu (familiar, singulier) 3 rd person singular – i l (masculine) 3 rd person singular – Elle (feminine)

5 Je Je mappelle Loïc…

6 Tu Comment tu tappelles? Je mappelle Pierre. Et toi ?

7 They are what they are… Je– I Je suis intelligent Tu– you Tu es intelligent

8 Il Comment il sappelle?

9 elle Comment elle sappelle?

10 Les singuliers… Il (he, it) can take the place of… A boys name A masculine object (anything w/ le or un) Elle (she, it) can take the place of… A girls name A feminine object (anything w/ la or une)

11 PLURAL SUBJECT PRONOUNS 1 st person plural – Nous 2 nd person plural – Vous (may also be singular! Think FORMAL) 3 rd person plural – Ils (masculine) 3 rd person plural – Elles (feminine)

12 Nous MOI

13 Vous pluriel formal Comment allez- vous?

14 They are what they are… Vous– you Classe, vous êtes intelligents!

15 Ils

16 elles

17 Les pluriels Nous can replace… A person and me (et moi) Ils can replace… Deux garçons Un garçon et une fille Elles can replace… Deux filles

18 Les sujets JeNous TuVous il Elle Ils Elles

19 Cest important!!!! Every verb, in French, is conjugated for one of these six pronouns. Its like a puzzle, you have the make the pieces « fit » together, or it just doesnt come out right!

20 Question essential… How do I know what subject pronoun to use?