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A pronoun replaces a noun in order to avoid repetition. Subject pronouns are subjects of verbs. In
French, a subject pronoun is immediately or almost immediately followed by its verb. The use of
subject pronouns is mandatory in French; always use a subject pronoun to construct sentences in
the absence of a noun subject. Here are the French subject pronouns:
person
singular
plural
1st person
je, I
nous, we
2nd person
tu, you
vous, you/y'all
3rd person
il, he/it
elle, she/it
on, one/we (colloquial)
ils, they (masc.)
elles, they (fem.)