"C'est" et "il est"

Emploi de "c'est"

Pour identifier une chose ou une personne, on utilise c'est (ce sont au pluriel) + nom.

Exemples :
C'est un livre. 
Ce sont des amis.
C'est un cousin.
C'est Sophie, ma voisine.

Emploi de "il est"

Pour décrire une chose ou une personne, on utilise il est/elle est (ils sont/elles sont au pluriel) + adjectif ou profession.

Exemples :
C'est un livre. Il est cher. 
Ce sont des livres. Ils sont chers.
C'est un bon ami. Il est très gentil.
C'est Sophie. Elle est belge. Elle est professeur.

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My name is Emilie and I'm a native French speaker. I studied French at school and I've taught it for more than 10 years so I know how to teach it effectively. I've also learned foreign languages such as English, Portuguese and Spanish so I understand the challenges and struggles of the process and I have keys to help you overcome them successfully and keep motivated until you reach your objectives. I adapt to my students and their objectives in learning French. I use different methods to help you learn quickly, get confident and be able to talk fluently. Contact me for your first lesson and start learning French now !

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