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French Grammar Reference: C'est, Il est, Elle est - How to Identify and Describe

Understand the difference between C'est, Il est, and Elle est in French language for identifying and describing people and objects. Learn with examples and practice using nouns and adjectives correctly.

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French Grammar Reference: C'est, Il est, Elle est - How to Identify and Describe

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  1. C’est …. Il est …. Elle est ….. ? C’est ma tante? C’est mon lit? Elle est ma tante? Il est mon lit? C’est marrante? C’est petit? Elle est marrante? Il est petit? Comment est-ce qu’on décide?

  2. Quiest-ce?C’est ma tante • Comment est-elle? Elle est marrante!

  3. Qui est-ce? C’est mon neveu • Comment est-il? Il est affectueux!

  4. Qu’est-ce que c’est? C’est mon lit • Comment est-il? Il est petit!

  5. C’est, Il est or Elle est? • When you are IDENTIFYING some-one or something i.e. there’s a NOUN following use C’est • C’est ma tante (She’s my aunt / That’s my aunt) • C’est mon neveu (He’s my nephew / That’s my nephew) • C’est mon lit (It’s my bed / That’s my bed)

  6. C’est, Il est or Elle est? • When you are DESCRIBING some-one or something ie there’s an ADJECTIVE following use Il estorElle est • Elle est marrante (She’s funny) • Il est affectueux (He’s affectionate) • Il est petit (It’s small)

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