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C'est vs il/elle est: identification

Structure:

C'est + un/une/le/la + noun (identification)

C'est is used for identification (pointing out/introducing). Use c'est + article + noun.

Example:

C'est un médecin. C'est Marie. C'est ma mère. **Translation:** He is a doctor. This is Marie. This is my mother.

Examples

C'est un médecin.

He is a doctor.

C'est Marie.

This is Marie.

C'est ma mère.

This is my mother.

Question 1 of 30 correct

Which grammar pattern does this sentence use? "C'est un médecin."

Adjective agreement: feminine (-e)

Adjective agreement: plural (-s)

Adjective placement: BANGS before noun

Adjective placement: most adjectives after noun

Adverb of frequency: ne...jamais