C'est vs. Elle est

D. A.B2Kwiziq community member

In the last sentence, I used "Elle est" but was corrected to "C'est" and referred to the lesson for using c'est vs. elle/il est when saying "it is." I was confused by this, however, because I wasn't trying to say "it is" -- I was trying to say "she is," referring to Marc's daughter. What is the reason for the last sentence using "C'est"?

This question relates to:French writing exercise "A day with my daughter"

Freeform Writing Exercise A1

Asked 4 years ago

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Jane B.B1Kwiziq community memberCorrect answer

With sentences that have "she is a+noun" we use C'est.

Like34 years ago

CélineNative French expert teacher in KwiziqCorrect answer

Bonjour Riley,

Here is a link that answers your query: when-to-use-cest-or-il-est-elle-est-to-say-it-is

Bonne journée!

Like24 years ago

P. B.A2Kwiziq community member

Pamela A2

I agree, why not elle est instead of C'est.

Like14 years ago

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C'est vs. Elle est

In the last sentence, I used "Elle est" but was corrected to "C'est" and referred to the lesson for using c'est vs. elle/il est when saying "it is." I was confused by this, however, because I wasn't trying to say "it is" -- I was trying to say "she is," referring to Marc's daughter. What is the reason for the last sentence using "C'est"?

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