1st January in Haiti: -er verbs 'ils' and 'elles'
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I can form sentences to describe independence celebrations in Haiti using plural -er verbs and the pronouns 'ils' and 'elles'.
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The letters è and ê make the same sound, it is different to [e]. Accents can change the pronunciation of a letter.
Haiti gained independence from France on the 1st January 1804.
To refer to one person in French, we use the pronouns il or elle (he or she).
To refer to more than one person in French, we use the pronouns ils or elles (they in the masculine or feminine forms).
Tout le monde means everyone. It uses the 3rd person singular of the verb, not the third person plural.
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