Exploring Possessive Adjectives in French

In this video, the instructor introduces possessive adjectives in French, focusing on their usage with family words. The lesson covers the forms of 'my', 'your', 'his/her', 'our', and 'their', explaining how gender and plurality affect these forms. Contextual examples are provided to illustrate their use in sentences. The video concludes with encouragement to practice using these adjectives in conversations.

What is the topic of today's episode?

• Possessive adjectives in French

• French verbs

• French nouns

• French pronouns

What do you say for 'my' if the object is masculine in French?

• ma

• mon

• me

• mo

Which possessive adjective is used for a feminine object owned by him/her?

• son

• ses

• leur

• sa

What is the plural form of 'our' in French?

• leurs

• votre

• nos

• notre

Which possessive adjective would you use for a masculine object that belongs to someone informally known?

• tes

• ta

• tu

• ton

Which possessive adjective is not gender-specific?

• notre

• mon

• ma

• mes

How do you say 'their' in French when referring to a plural object?

• leur

• leurs

• ses

• son

Translate 'That is my uncle' using the correct possessive adjective.

• C'est ma oncle

• C'est votre oncle

• C'est mes oncle

• C'est mon oncle

What possessive adjective is used for 'your' (informal) when the object is plural?

• ton

• ta

• tu

• tes

What is the correct possessive adjective for a feminine object owned by them?

• ses

• leurs

• leur

• sa