poreds

[static dawn]

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[torn crown]

There are 2 different kinds of "ce" but they don't seem to be causing you issues rn (the other is an adjective) so we'll just talk about the subject pronouns ce + ça

"Ce" will directly follow "être". There are a few other verbs where it may be used, but this is the primary place you will see it (c'est, ce sont, ce serait, ce sera, ce fut, c'était, etc.)

"Ça" is used for basically every other verb, and can come before an "être" conjugation if it starts with a consonant (ça serait, ça sera, etc), though this is more colloquial
"Ça" can also be an object pronoun, while "ce" cannot

[low phoenix]

oh that makes sense thank you

can both be used for this and these?

or only ça can be used for these?