Mastering French Masculine Singular Possessive Adjectives

This video tutorial introduces French possessive adjectives, explaining their use and agreement with nouns. It covers four main rules, focusing on masculine possessive adjectives and providing examples. The tutorial is part of a series, with further lessons available for subscribers.

What is the main topic of the lesson?

• French nouns

• French verbs

• French possessive adjectives

• French pronouns

How many videos will the lesson be split into?

• Three

• One

• Four

• Two

Which of the following is NOT a rule for using possessive adjectives in French?

• There are three different columns for masculine, feminine, and plural.

• In the plural form, there is a difference between masculine and feminine.

• If a feminine word begins with a vowel, use the masculine form.

• They agree with the noun that follows.

In French, possessive adjectives agree with:

• The gender of the noun they refer to

• The gender of the person who owns the noun

• Both the gender and number of the noun

• The number of the noun

What possessive adjective would you use for 'my' with a masculine noun?

• Ma

• Mon

• Mes

• Mien

Which possessive adjective is used for 'your' in a formal context?

• Ton

• Votre

• Ta

• Tes

How do you say 'my pen is red' in French?

• Mien stylo est rouge

• Mes stylo est rouge

• Mon stylo est rouge

• Ma stylo est rouge

If 'pen' is masculine, which possessive adjective would you use for 'her pen'?

• Sa

• Sien

• Son

• Ses

What possessive adjective would you use for 'my' with a feminine noun starting with a vowel?

• Ma

• Mien

• Mon

• Mes

How do you say 'her school is big' in French if 'school' starts with a vowel?

• Sa école est grande

• Son école est grande

• Sien école est grande

• Ses école est grande