French for i, you, he/she, we, they etc?

Question

I believe it is something like Je, tu, il, elle, nous, vous and ils/elles put what do i put after. For example i have is J'ai but what is we have or I go. something like allons for something but do the endings go with every verb or what. SOS

Answer 1

It depends what you want to say..e.g.
Je suis..I am
tu es...you(familiar) are
il/elle est...he/she is
nous sommes...we are
vous etes...you (formal/plural) are
ils/elles sont...they are.

similarly aller/to go:-
Je vais
tu vas
il/elle va
nous allons
vous allez
ils/elles vont

Answer 2

Je
Tu (familiar, sometimes "thou"), Vous (polite to one person.)
I IL (for a male), Elle (for a female)

Nous (we and us: pour nous: for us)
Vous (familiar and polite for a group of persons)
ILs (for males only - and for males and females)
Elles (for females only)

With the verb to be and go (être et partir):
Je suis parti (partie si female), tu es parti (e),
il est parti, elle est partie,
Nous sommes partis, vous êtes partis
Ils sont partis, elles sont parties.
Parti: is (le participe passé)

That's all and I think it's enough for today. Good luck
Salut.

Answer 3

je
tu (singular)
il/elle/on
nous
vous
ils/elles

j'ai is the verb avoir - to have
it is irregular so doesnt follow the normal pattern
avoir goes
j'ai
tu as
il/elle a
nous avons
vous avez
ils elles ont.

Answer 4

J'ai
Tu as
Il/Elle a
Nous avons
Vous avez
Ils/Ells ont

Answer 5

These are personal pronouns which are only used when followed by a verb eg Je suis (I am), j'ai (I have), nous allons (we go/are going).These pronouns cannot stand alone so if you say in answer to 'who is it' you would say c'est moi and not c'est je.

Answer 6

yes, those are the pronouns.
for "to have"
j'ai
tu as
il a
elle a
nous avons
vous avez
ils/elles avont

for "to go"
je vais
tu vas
il va
elle va
nous allons
vous allez
ils/elles ont ? (this last one i'm not sure of)

but typically the endings follow the same pattern for basic verbs

Answer 7

Verbs and tences were a pain.

il - male he
elle - female she
Vous - you (female)
nous - you (Male)
ils - he is
ells - she is

French, like most of the European languages have verbs that are either male or female. The ja and je are I in both male/female.

German is even worse with the extra one (nuter)

Answer 8

Here is a website that will help with French verbs forms.

http://www.la-conjugaison.fr/

Answer 9

for regular er endings (ex: danser)

je -e
tu -es
il/elle -e
nous -ons
vous -ez
ils/elles -ont

Je danse
tu danses
il danse
nous dansons
vous dansez
ils dansent

Answer 10

Those words are called personal subject pronouns.