Practising French Possessive Adjectives

This video tutorial covers the use of possessive adjectives in French, focusing on the complexities of gender and number. It explains how to use 'my', 'your', 'his/her/its', 'our', and 'their' in various contexts, considering whether the noun is masculine, feminine, or plural, and if it starts with a vowel or an H. The tutorial provides examples and a chart to simplify understanding, emphasizing the differences from English possessive adjectives.

What are the three considerations when using possessive adjectives in French?

• Gender of the noun, tense of the verb, and whether the noun starts with a vowel or H

• Tense of the verb, gender of the noun, and number of the noun

• Gender of the noun, number of the noun, and whether the noun starts with a vowel or H

• Number of the noun, tense of the verb, and whether the noun starts with a vowel or H

Which possessive adjective is used for 'my' when the following word is masculine?

• Ma

• Mon

• Mes

• Mum

How do you say 'my' in French when the following word is feminine?

• Mum

• Ma

• Mon

• Mes

Which possessive adjective is used for 'your' when the following word is masculine?

• Ton

• Ta

• Tee

• Tes

In French, how do you determine the possessive adjective for 'his/her/its'?

• Based on the tense of the verb

• Based on the gender of the noun

• Based on the gender of the owner

• Based on the number of the noun

Which possessive adjective is used for 'our' in French?

• Nos

• Notre

• Votre

• Vos

What is the possessive adjective for 'your (plural)' in French?

• Votre

• Nos

• Vos

• Notre

How do you say 'their' in French?

• Vos

• Leur

• Nos

• Leurs

Which possessive adjective is used for 'my' when the following word is plural?

• Mes

• Mon

• Mum

• Ma

How do you say 'my school' in French when 'school' starts with a vowel?

• Mon école

• Mum école

• Mes école

• Ma école