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Je, nous, il and elle work just like they do in English. The difference between tu and vous will be covered in the next section, but is used just like in English. Elles and ils are used slightly differently. THey both mean "they", but elles is used toward a group made up of only woman, while ils is used for a group of at least one man. For instance, a group of 100 men will use ils, while a group of 99 women, and one man will use ils also. Elles would only be used if it was made of completely 100 women. | Je, nous, il and elle work just like they do in English. The difference between tu and vous will be covered in the next section, but is used just like in English. Elles and ils are used slightly differently. THey both mean "they", but elles is used toward a group made up of only woman, while ils is used for a group of at least one man. For instance, a group of 100 men will use ils, while a group of 99 women, and one man will use ils also. Elles would only be used if it was made of completely 100 women. | ||
− | In English, the personal pronoun I is always capitalized, but in French, je is only capitalized if it is the first word of the sentence, just like with all nouns | + | In English, the personal pronoun I is always capitalized, but in French, je is only capitalized if it is the first word of the sentence, just like with all nouns. |
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== Tu verses Vous == | == Tu verses Vous == |