Subject Pronouns in French

The subject pronoun je changes to j' in what situation?

• at the beginning of a sentence

• when followed by a vowel or H

• when followed by a verb

• at the end of a sentence

To say "you", you would use the "tu" form when addressing whom? (check all that apply)

• an adult you don't know

• a close friend

• a family member

• a kid your age

If you wanted to say y'all/you guys, which French subject pronoun would you use?

• vous

• tu

• nous

• ils

When is the "j" in "je" capitalized?

• All the time

• ONLY at the beginning of a sentence

• In the middle of a sentence

• Before a vowel

You use "vous" when addressing which people? (check all that apply)

• an adult that you don't know

• a close friend or family member

• more than one person (plural)

• a teacher

Which statements are true about the pronoun "on"? (check all that apply)

• French people love to use it instead of "nous"

• It can mean "one", "we", or "people in general"

• It means "it"

• It is a singular pronoun (literally "one") but it's often used in a plural sense

The pronouns "ils" and "elles" both mean what in English?

• their

• its

• them

• they

You would use the pronoun "ils" to refer to which groups? (check all that apply)

• a group of masculine objects

• a group of masculine and feminine objects

• a group of girls and boys

• a boy and girl

The pronoun "elles" is used when talking about...

• two or more girls/women OR feminine objects

• a group of masculine and feminine objects

• one girl or feminine object

• a group of one boy and a hundred girls

The pronouns il/elle mean he/she, but they can also mean what?

• him

• her

• they

• it