Possessive Adjectives: Feminine Singular

The video tutorial focuses on the use of possessive adjectives in French, particularly the feminine forms. It begins with a recap of possessive adjectives and introduces four crucial rules for their correct usage. The tutorial emphasizes the agreement of adjectives with the gender and number of the noun they modify. It provides examples and exercises to illustrate these rules, highlighting the differences between masculine and feminine forms and the exceptions when a noun starts with a vowel or 'H'.

What is the focus of the video tutorial?

• Neutral possessive adjectives

• Masculine possessive adjectives

• Feminine possessive adjectives

• Plural possessive adjectives

Which rule states that possessive adjectives agree with the noun's gender?

• Rule 1

• Rule 2

• Rule 4

• Rule 3

How many ways are there to say 'my' in French?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What is the feminine form of 'my' in French?

• Ma

• Moi

• Mon

• Mes

Which possessive adjective is used for a feminine noun starting with a vowel?

• Plural form

• Masculine form

• Neutral form

• Feminine form

In the sentence 'Elle mange sa pomme', why is 'sa' used?

• Because 'elle' is feminine

• Because 'pomme' is plural

• Because 'elle' is singular

• Because 'pomme' is feminine

How would you say 'Their television is in my bedroom' in French?

• Notre télévision est dans ma chambre

• Votre télévision est dans ma chambre

• Leur télévision est dans ma chambre

• Sa télévision est dans ma chambre