#Zeno ( corrigez moi svp )

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ce, cet, and cette are used to mean this/that (ce/cet are used with masculine nouns, cette is used with feminine nouns)
ces is used to mean these/those.

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ce chat est mignon = this/that cat is cute
ces chiens sont drôles = these/those dogs are funny

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they are used in place of an article, e.g, le, la, l'

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and then ça means it/this/that (ce also means it/this/that when it is used as a pronoun, and most commonly in c'est)

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"ce" as a pronoun comes before "être" just in general

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ce serait, ce sera, ce fut, etc

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Ce - masculin (eg: Ce garcon)
Cet - Vowel (eg: cet appartement)
Cette - feminin (eg: cette voiture)
Ces - plural (eg: Ces fleurs)