French 1 Midterm Flashcards by Jamesh Wright

my
(masculine singular)

mon

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my
(feminine singular)

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my
(plural)

mes

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Why would you use the masculine MON/TON/SON before a feminine singular word?

If the word starts with a vowel

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your
(informal / masculine singular)

ton

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your
(informal / feminine singular)

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your
(informal / plural)

tes

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his / her
(masculine singular)

son

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his / her
(feminine singular)

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his / her
(plural)

ses

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our
(singular)

notre

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our
(plural)

nos

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your
(formal / singular)

votre

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your
(formal / plural)

vos

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their
(singular)

leur

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their
(plural)

leurs

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When deciding whether to use the masculine or feminine form of the possessive adjective, whose/what’s gender matters? The owner or the person/thing the possessive adjective is describing?

the person/thing that the possessive adjective is describing

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FAIRE
-je-

je FAIS

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FAIRE
-tu-

tu FAIS

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FAIRE
-il / elle / on-

il / elle / on FAIT

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FAIRE
-nous-

nous FAISONS

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FAIRE
-vous-

vous FAITES

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FAIRE
-ils / elles-

ils / elles FONT

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to like a lot

aimer beaucoup

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to like pretty well

aimer bien

to like a little bit

aimer un peu

I really like to swim.

J'aime beaucoup nager.

I like to read pretty well.

J'aime bien lire.

I like to dance a little bit.

J'aime un peu danser.

winter

l'hiver (m.)

spring

le printemps

summer

l'été

autumn

l'automne (m.)

January

janvier

February

février

March

mars

April

avril

May

mai

June

juin

July

juillet

August

août

September

septembre

October

octobre

November

novembre

December

décembre

It's nice out.

Il fait beau.

It's sunny.

Il fait du soleil.

It's hot.

Il fait chaud.

It's cool.

Il fait frais.

It's windy

Il fait du vent.

It's nasty out.

Il fait mauvais.

It's raining.

Il pleut.

It's cold.

Il fait froid.

It's snowing.

Il neige.

Monday

lundi

Tuesday

mardi

Wednesday

mercredi

Thursday

jeudi

Friday

vendredi

Saturday

samedi

Sunday

dimanche

on, on top of

sur

under

sous

in, inside of

dans

in front of

devant

behind

derrière

with

avec

It is noon.

Il est midi.

It is midnight.

Il est minuit.

ALLER -je-

je VAIS

ALLER -tu-

tu VAS

ALLER -il / elle / on-

il / elle / on VA

ALLER -vous-

vous ALLEZ

ALLER -nous-

nous ALLONS

ALLER -ils / elles-

ils / elles VONT

AVOIR -je-

j'AI

AVOIR -tu-

tu AS

AVOIR -il / elle /on-

il /elle / on A

AVOIR -nous-

nous AVONS

AVOIR -vous-

vous AVEZ

AVOIR -ils / elles-

ils / elles ONT

to need

avoir besoin de