Which subject pronoun would you use in French to talk about: Arthur et Françoise?

(1 point)

Oils

O

elles

O nous

O

vous

1 answer

In French, to talk about "Arthur et Françoise," you would use the subject pronoun "ils." However, since "ils" is not one of your options, it seems like there might be a misunderstanding. None of the options provided (oils, elles, nous, vous) are correct for "Arthur et Françoise." The correct answer should be the masculine plural pronoun "ils," as Arthur is a male and Françoise is a female, but together they would still be referred to as "ils."

If you must choose from the provided options, you might want to clarify what each option is intended to signify.