In French, we use special words called subject pronouns to talk about who is doing an action.

Here are the subject pronouns and what they mean in English:

• je (I)
• tu (you - informal)
• il (he)
• elle (she)
• on (one or we)
• nous (we)
• vous (you - formal or more than one person)
• ils (they - for a group of boys or mixed gender)
• elles (they - for a group of girls)

Important Grammar Points

1. Gender and Number in Nouns:

   • Masculine words use:
     • le (the)
     • un (a)
   • Feminine words use:
     • la (the)
     • une (a)
   • For more than one item (plural), use:
     • les (the)
     • des (some)

2. Present Tense Conjugation of Regular -er Verbs:

   • Let’s look at the verb parler (which means to speak). Here’s how it changes:
     • je parle (I speak)
     • tu parles (you speak)
     • il/elle/on parle (he/she/one speaks)
     • nous parlons (we speak)
     • vous parlez (you speak)
     • ils/elles parlent (they speak)

3. Basic Negation:

   • To say something is not true, we use ne... pas.
   • For example: Je ne parle pas (I do not speak).