ARRRRRGGGHHHHH - French grammar !
Cheryl
Kwiziq community member
24/08/16
Bonjour Charlie,
Use "il est" if: it's an adjective describing a person; an unmodified adverb or noun, or a prepositional phrase.
Use "c'est" if: it's an adjective describing a situation; or a modified adverb or noun, or a proper name or stressed pronoun.
Google search: il est vs c'est, and you'll find this explained with examples.
Good Luck!
Cheryl
Use "il est" if: it's an adjective describing a person; an unmodified adverb or noun, or a prepositional phrase.
Use "c'est" if: it's an adjective describing a situation; or a modified adverb or noun, or a proper name or stressed pronoun.
Google search: il est vs c'est, and you'll find this explained with examples.
Good Luck!
Cheryl
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Charlie
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23 August 2016
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ARRRRRGGGHHHHH - French grammar !
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C'est vs il/elle est: Saying it is -