Are you saying you use ce sont before a pronoun also?

Ron
Kwiziq community member
17/10/17
Bonjour Cheryl,
I am quite uncertain of the meaning of your question. C'est and ce sont are both demonstrative pronouns. Would you be so kind as to clarify the meaning of «before a pronoun»?
Merci,
Cheryl
Kwiziq community member
18/10/17
It's ok I've worked it out myself - I think!. It's only C'est when it's a adjective or adverb. Pronouns like miennes would still be Ce sont???
Chris
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19/10/17
It would, e.g., be "Les valises, ce sont les miennes." I hope that was your question.
-- Chris. (not a native speaker)
-- Chris. (not a native speaker)
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Cheryl
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17 October 2017
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Are you saying you use ce sont before a pronoun also?
This question relates to:
French lesson "C'est, ce sont = this is, these are (demonstrative pronouns)"