Ton costume de pèlerin ________parfaitement. Your pilgrim costume suits you perfectly. In this question I answered "vous va" The "vous" being the indirect pronoun. The correct answer was "te va" I thought they are both "you" just one is singular and informal and the other is formal singular and plural. Is this not correct. How do I know which is correct?
te vs vous
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Kay C.Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
te vs vous
This question relates to:French lesson "Aller à = to suit someone (French Expressions with aller)"
Asked 4 years ago
The first part of the sentence starts with ton costume ("your costume", as in a single person). Therefore the second part must also be second person singular: te va and not vous va.
CécileKwiziq Native French Teacher
Hi Kay,
Just to add to Chris' answer, the three forms of you which are possible would be -
Ton costume te va bien
Votre costume vous va bien
Vos costumes vous vont bien
Bonne Continuation!
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