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Subject Pronouns in French. Subject Pronouns are really important as they help us learn verb conjugations In order to conjugate verbs in French we need.

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1 Subject Pronouns in French

2 Subject Pronouns are really important as they help us learn verb conjugations In order to conjugate verbs in French we need to know the SUBJECT PRONOUN and the verb form associated with each pronoun (just like in English: SHE EATS where SHE is the subject and EATS is the correct form for the subject pronoun SHE of the verb TO EAT)

3 Subject Pronouns in French JE TU ON IL ELLE NOUS VOUS ILS ELLES = I = YOU (singular, informal) = ONE, HE, SHE, IT = WE = YOU (plural and/or formal) = THEY

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