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Possessive adjectives
These are determiners which indicate what the
noun belongs to.
The possessive adjective changes depending on
whether the noun is masculine, feminine,
singular or plural:
Singular Plural
(Masculine or feminine)Masculine Feminine
My Mon Ma Mes
Your (informal) Ton Ta Tes
His/her Son Sa Ses
Our Notre Notre Nos
Your (formal) Votre Votre Vos
Their Leur Leur Leurs
Examples:
Vous avez vos devoirs?
J’habite avec mes parents.
Before a feminine noun that begins with a vowel
or a silent H, use MON, TON or SON.
Mon amour
Ton histoire
Son amie

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Possessive adjectives

  • 2. These are determiners which indicate what the noun belongs to. The possessive adjective changes depending on whether the noun is masculine, feminine, singular or plural: Singular Plural (Masculine or feminine)Masculine Feminine My Mon Ma Mes Your (informal) Ton Ta Tes His/her Son Sa Ses Our Notre Notre Nos Your (formal) Votre Votre Vos Their Leur Leur Leurs
  • 3. Examples: Vous avez vos devoirs? J’habite avec mes parents. Before a feminine noun that begins with a vowel or a silent H, use MON, TON or SON. Mon amour Ton histoire Son amie