Difference between ce and Ça

Question

when to use Ce and Ça. Because i read that Ce is used only with etre. But that is not always the case. It is even followed by adjective and adverb

Céline Pickard · Accepted Answer

Bonjour Kashmira,
"Ce" is mainly used with the verb "être" to which you will tend to add adjectives or adverbs:

C'est beau ! = It's beautiful!
C'est vraiment beau ! = It's really beautiful!
Ce sera parfait. = It will be perfect.
Ce n'était pas sympa. = It wasn't nice.

You might also find the following but it is considered quite formal/archaic and very rare:

Ce me semble une erreur. = This seems a mistake.

So, in all, you will use "ce + [être]" most of the time.
I hope this is helpful.
Bonne journée !

Anne Davies · Answer

When you say ce can be followed by an adjective, I just wondered if you were thinking of the demonstrative adjective ce, which pertains to a noun but will be separated from it if there is a "BAGS" adjective. For example: ce beau livre, ce grand homme. Several short French words have more than one function eg lui, leur, que.

(ce, cet, cette, ces Ce/cet/cette and ces = this/that and these/those (French Demonstrative Adjectives) ).