Grammar ~ Posessive Adjectives

Question 1

My (m singular)

Answer 1

Mon

Question 2

Your (m singular)

Answer 2

Ton

Question 3

His (m singular)

Answer 3

Son

Question 4

My (f singular)

Answer 4

Ma

Question 5

Your (f singular)

Answer 5

Ta

Question 6

Plural (for all) ~ his, her, its

Answer 6

Ses

Question 7

Her (f singular)

Answer 7

Sa

Question 8

My (all plural)

Answer 8

Mes

Question 9

Your (all plural)

Answer 9

Tes

Question 10

Our (singular)

Answer 10

Notre

Question 11

Your (singular)

Answer 11

Votre

Question 12

Their (singular)

Answer 12

Leur

Question 13

Our (plural)

Answer 13

Nos

Question 14

Your (plural)

Answer 14

Vos

Question 15

Their (plural)

Answer 15

Leurs

Question 16

Chart for “our”, “your” and “their”:

Answer 16

Singular. PLURAL NOTRE. Our VOS
VOTRE. Your. VOS
LEUR. Their. LEURS

Question 17

What are the forms of
Our, your and their when using the informal “tu”?

Answer 17

Ton (ours)
Ta (yours)
Tes (theirs)

Question 18

What form of “your” and “their” do you use when using formal language?

Answer 18

Votre (yours)
Vos (theirs)

Question 19

When saying “your” to two or more people, you say:

Answer 19

Votre

Question 20

To say “my”, “your” and “his/hers”, stick with the masculine “mon”, “ton” and “son” if:

Answer 20

The noun they modify begins with a vowel or a vowel sound (histoire)

Question 21

Translate into French:

HIS (brother)

HER (sister)

THEIR (parents)

Answer 21

SON (frère)

SA (sœur)

SES (parents)

Question 22

To express ownership in English you use “‘s”. But in French you use:

Answer 22

“des” + noun or proper name
(“d’ with noun that has a vowel sound that follows)

Question 23

You contract “de” and “la” and

“de” and “les” into

? and ??

Answer 23

“du” and

“des”

Question 24

In terms of adjectives that come BEFORE the noun they modify, what does the acronym BAGS at stand for?

Answer 24

B: beauty (beau/belle)
A: age (jeune, vieux/veille)
G: goodness (bon/bonne)
S: size (grand/grande)