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Etre / je
Je suis (= I am)
Etre / tu
Tu es (= You are, informal)
Etre / il
Il est (= He is)
Etre / elle
Elle est (= She is)
Etre / nous
Nous sommes (= We are)
Etre / vous
Vous êtes (= You are, singular formal or plural)
Etre / ils
Ils sont (= They are, masculine)
Etre / elles
Elles sont (= They are, feminine)