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Associez l'anglais avec le français.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
he		je / j'
I		tu
she		il
they (all males or mixed company)		elle
you (formal or plural)		on
one; also the informal we		nous
you (informal, singular)		vous
they (all females)		ils
we		elles

Ɛhia

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In English, you must always capitalize the pronoun "I". In French, must you always capitalize "je"?

oui

non

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The French pronoun "on" can mean several different things. Which of the following can it mean? (Choose all correct answers.)

"We" in an informal tone.

"They" the non-binary pronoun

"People" in general, as in "In Algeria and Morocco, people speak French and Arabic."

"One," as in "If one doesn't set one's alarm clock, one may be late for school."

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There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which is the formal way?

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There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which is the informal way if you are speaking to only one person?

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1

There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which should you use if you are speaking to a group of people with whom you have an informal relationship - such as if you were talking to the whole class?

Ɛhia

1

How do you say "it" in French? (Choose all correct answers.)

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If you're speaking about a group of people that includes both males and females (mixed company), which pronoun for "they" would you use?
For example, "The class is done." "They are done."

ils

elles

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In English, some people prefer to use non-binary pronouns; "they" instead of "he" or "she." Can this be done in French?

Yes. Use "on."

Yes. Use "iel."

Yes. Use whichever pronoun you like.

No. There is no non-binary pronoun in French. You must use either "il" or "elle."

les pronoms sujets

les pronoms sujets

Associez l'anglais avec le français.

In English, you must always capitalize the pronoun "I". In French, must you always capitalize "je"?

The French pronoun "on" can mean several different things. Which of the following can it mean? (Choose all correct answers.)

There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which is the formal way?

There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which is the informal way if you are speaking to only one person?

There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which should you use if you are speaking to a group of people with whom you have an informal relationship - such as if you were talking to the whole class?

How do you say "it" in French? (Choose all correct answers.)

If you're speaking about a group of people that includes both males and females (mixed company), which pronoun for "they" would you use?
For example, "The class is done." "They are done."

In English, some people prefer to use non-binary pronouns; "they" instead of "he" or "she." Can this be done in French?

Associez l'anglais avec le français.

In English, you must always capitalize the pronoun "I". In French, must you always capitalize "je"?

The French pronoun "on" can mean several different things. Which of the following can it mean? (Choose all correct answers.)

There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which is the formal way?

There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which is the informal way if you are speaking to only one person?

There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which should you use if you are speaking to a group of people with whom you have an informal relationship - such as if you were talking to the whole class?

How do you say "it" in French? (Choose all correct answers.)

If you're speaking about a group of people that includes both males and females (mixed company), which pronoun for "they" would you use?
For example, "The class is done." "They are done."

In English, some people prefer to use non-binary pronouns; "they" instead of "he" or "she." Can this be done in French?

les pronoms sujets

les pronoms sujets

Associez l'anglais avec le français.

In English, you must always capitalize the pronoun "I". In French, must you always capitalize "je"?

The French pronoun "on" can mean several different things. Which of the following can it mean? (Choose all correct answers.)

There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which is the formal way?

There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which is the informal way if you are speaking to only one person?

There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which should you use if you are speaking to a group of people with whom you have an informal relationship - such as if you were talking to the whole class?

How do you say "it" in French? (Choose all correct answers.)

If you're speaking about a group of people that includes both males and females (mixed company), which pronoun for "they" would you use? For example, "The class is done." "They are done."

In English, some people prefer to use non-binary pronouns; "they" instead of "he" or "she." Can this be done in French?

Associez l'anglais avec le français.

In English, you must always capitalize the pronoun "I". In French, must you always capitalize "je"?

The French pronoun "on" can mean several different things. Which of the following can it mean? (Choose all correct answers.)

There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which is the formal way?

There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which is the informal way if you are speaking to only one person?

There are two ways to say "you" in French. Which should you use if you are speaking to a group of people with whom you have an informal relationship - such as if you were talking to the whole class?

How do you say "it" in French? (Choose all correct answers.)

If you're speaking about a group of people that includes both males and females (mixed company), which pronoun for "they" would you use? For example, "The class is done." "They are done."

In English, some people prefer to use non-binary pronouns; "they" instead of "he" or "she." Can this be done in French?

If you're speaking about a group of people that includes both males and females (mixed company), which pronoun for "they" would you use?
For example, "The class is done." "They are done."

If you're speaking about a group of people that includes both males and females (mixed company), which pronoun for "they" would you use?
For example, "The class is done." "They are done."