Practise your French demonstrative adjectives: CE, CET, CETTE, CES

The video tutorial covers the use of demonstrative adjectives in French, explaining the different forms based on gender and number. It provides examples for masculine, feminine, and plural nouns, and includes practical exercises to reinforce learning.

What is the primary consideration when using demonstrative adjectives in French?

• The color of the noun

• The length of the noun

• The gender and number of the noun

• The position of the noun in a sentence

Which demonstrative adjective is used for a masculine noun starting with a vowel?

• Ce

• Ces

• Cette

• Cet

How do you say 'this flower' in French?

• Ces fleur

• Cette fleur

• Cet fleur

• Ce fleur

Which form of demonstrative adjective is used for plural nouns?

• Cette

• Ces

• Cet

• Ce

In the sentence 'Ces pommes sont délicieuses', what does 'Ces' indicate?

• Plural masculine or feminine

• None of the above

• Singular masculine

• Singular feminine

What is the correct demonstrative adjective for 'this hotel' in French?

• Ces hôtel

• Ce hôtel

• Cet hôtel

• Cette hôtel

Which demonstrative adjective would you use for 'this family'?

• Cet famille

• Ce famille

• Ces famille

• Cette famille

How do you say 'these children' in French?

• Cette enfants

• Ce enfants

• Ces enfants

• Cet enfants

What is the correct form for 'this newspaper'?

• Ce journal

• Cet journal

• Cette journal

• Ces journal

Which demonstrative adjective is used for 'this evening'?

• Ce soir

• Cet soir

• Cette soir

• Ces soir