Marie a un chien (Marie has a dog). If I replace the subject "Marie"' with "elle", to say "Elle a un chien" (She has a dog). what did I replace the subject with?

• a possessive adjective

• a subject pronoun

• a definite article

• an indefinite article.

Le, La, and Les are what?

• pronouns

• possessive adjectives

• indefinite articles

• definite articles

Which is the subject in the following sentence:

Ma mère n'aime pas les poissons

• la mère

• les poissons

• n'aime

• pas

I know that "I like to sleep" is "j'aime dormir" so "dormir" means "to sleep". If I change "He to sleep" to "He sleeps", what am I doing?

• conjugation

• agreement

• negation

• infinitive

In this case what is "dormir" ?

• an indefinite article

• A possessive adjective

• a definite article

• The infinitive

For "He is mean", I say "Il est méchant". Now, if I want to say "She is mean", I say "Elle est méchante." What am I doing to the word "méchant"?

• feminization

• gender agreement

• feminine agreement

• quantity agreement

Ton, Ta, and Tes, are examples of what?

• definite articles

• possessive adjectives

• indefinite articles

• demonstrative articles

"Un, Une, and Des" are what?

• agreements

• definitive articles

• demonstrative articles

• indefinite articles

I want to say, "Her eyes are blue" and I write, "Ses yeux sont bleus". Changing "bleu" to "bleus" is what?

• quantity agreement

• pluralization

• plural agreement

• negation

What are "Mon, Ma, Mes"?

• definite articles

• possessive articles

• possessive adjectives

• indefinite articles