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[winged plaza]

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[graceful crow]

bon je sais que

cette = feminin de cet

[weak pulsar]

Ce tu le choisis en remplaçant par celui par exemple "ce jouet que j'ai acheté " celui que c'est acheté"

"C'est" c'est le verbe être alors que "ces" c'est ceux là

[safe otter]

Ce is used when the word is masculine (ce livre).
Ce turns into cet when the masculine word starts with a vowel sound or a mute H (cet ordinateur, cet homme).
Cette is used when a word is feminine, even if it starts with a vowel sound (cette femme).
Ces is used when the word is in plural form, no matter the gender (ces portes, ces hôpitaux, ces stylos).
Ce/cet/cette/ces is a demonstrative adjective so it's used before the noun you want to designate.
Ce in c'est, however, is a demonstrative pronoun, meaning it simply replaces the thing or situation you want to designate. It also does not change forms, being a neuter pronoun. Unlike ceci/cela/ça which can be both in subject and object positions, ce is only used in subject position, before the verb être.