In French, when you have several subjects for one verb, you can replace them with a subject pronoun.
Learn how to replace several subjects with a plural subject pronoun in French
Look at these sentences:
When you have more than one person in a sentence doing the action (verb), then you can replace them with a plural subject pronoun: nous, vous, ils ou elles.
Here are the different combinations:
person(s) + moi = nous
person(s) + toi = vous
person(s) + person(s) = ils (all male or mixed group) or elles (all female group)
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Examples and resources
Vous êtes amis. Sarah and you are friends.
You are friends.
Elles sont sympas. Sarah and my sister are nice.
They are nice.
Nous jouons aux cartes.Jean and I play cards.
We play cards.
Ils se connaissent.Mr Dupont and Mrs Vichy know each other.
They know each other.
