Subject Pronouns
* Je (I) - Used for the first person singular (e.g., Je parle français - I speak French).
* Tu (You) - Used for the second person singular informal (e.g., Tu aimes le chocolat - You like chocolate).
* Il (He/It) - Used for the third person singular masculine (e.g., Il est grand - He is tall).
* Elle (She/It) - Used for the third person singular feminine (e.g., Elle est belle - She is beautiful).
* On (One/We) - Used for the third person singular informal (e.g., On mange du pain - We eat bread). It can also be used as a generic third person pronoun.
* Nous (We) - Used for the first person plural (e.g., Nous sommes amis - We are friends).
* Vous (You) - Used for the second person plural (formal and informal) (e.g., Vous parlez anglais - You speak English).
* Ils (They) - Used for the third person plural masculine (e.g., Ils sont gentils - They are nice).
* Elles (They) - Used for the third person plural feminine (e.g., Elles sont intelligentes - They are intelligent).
Example:
* Je mange (I eat)
* Tu parles (You speak)
* Il chante (He sings)
* Elle danse (She dances)
* On aime le cinéma (One/We like cinema)
* Nous étudions (We study)
* Vous voyagez (You travel)
* Ils jouent (They play)
* Elles lisent (They read)
Important Notes:
* Agreement: Verbs must agree with the subject in number (singular/plural) and gender (masculine/feminine).
* Formal "You": The formal "you" is always "vous", even when addressing one person.
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