Subject Pronouns in Questions vs. Statements

1. What are Pronouns?

   • Pronouns are words we use instead of names.
   • In French, some common pronouns are:
     • Je (I)
     • Tu (You)
     • Il/Elle (He/She)
     • Nous (We)
     • Vous (You, formal or when talking to more than one person)
     • Ils/Elles (They)

2. How to Make Statements:

   • A simple sentence structure is:
     • Subject + Verb + Object.
   • Example: Je parle français. (I speak French.)

3. How to Ask Questions:

   • You can change the order of the subject and verb or use “est-ce que”:
     • Inversion: Parles-tu français? (Do you speak French?)
     • Est-ce que: Est-ce que tu parles français? (Do you speak French?)

4. Negative Sentences:

   • To say something is not true, add “ne... pas”:
   • Example: Je ne parle pas français. (I do not speak French.)

5. Common Verbs:

   • One important verb is Parler (to speak):
     • Je parle (I speak)
     • Tu parles (You speak)
     • Il parle (He speaks)

6. Matching Adjectives:

   • Adjectives must agree with the nouns they describe.
   • Grand means tall for boys, and Grande means tall for girls.
   • Example:
     • Il est grand. (He is tall.)
     • Elle est grande. (She is tall.)

By understanding these rules, you'll get better at speaking French!