The Subject Pronouns and the conjugation of the regular verbs in French.

The (Subject) pronouns in English and French are:

Note:

• For the two different forms for "you" in French see: tu and vous)
• French has no word for "it." Nouns are either masculine or feminine; therefore "it" is either "il" or "elle"
• French has two words for "they." When the company is all masculine it's "ils," when it's all "feminine"
  it's "elles," and when the groups is mixed it's "ils" again.
• the pronoun "on" is used with il/elle form of the verb (3rd person singular).
  In conversational French it usually mean "we."
  When it refers to people in general, it can mean "they" or "you" or "one."
  

There are four conjugations in French:

• 1. -er verbs like: parler, chanter, étudier...
      To conjugate (see below) an -er verb, take the -er from the infinitive* and you're left with the stem.
      Then for each subject pronoun you must add a different ending (memorize these!!!) which are:
       -e, -es, -e, -ons, ez, -ent
• 2. -ir verbs like: finir, chosir, remplir...
       To conjugate (see below) an -ir verb, take the -ir from the infinitive and you're left with the stem.
       Then for each subject pronoun you must add a different ending (memorize these!!!) which are:
       -is, -is, -it, -issons, -issez, -issent
• 3. -re verbs like: vendre, rendre, attendre....
       To conjugate (see below) an -re verb, take the -re from the infinitive and you're left with the stem.
      Then for each subject pronoun you must add a different ending (memorize these!!!) which are:
        -s, -s, -nothing, -ons, -ez, -ent.
• 4. Irregular verbs (these must be memorized (follow link)

* In simple terms, an infinitive in English is that form of the verb which had the word "to" in front of it
   (thus: to take, to go, to find, to think....)