How to say THIS, THAT, THESE & THOSE in French

The video tutorial explains the use of demonstrative adjectives in French, focusing on how to say 'this', 'that', 'these', and 'those'. It covers the rules for using CE, CET, CETTE, and CES based on the gender and number of nouns, and provides examples and exercises for practice.

What is the main difference between demonstrative adjectives in French and English?

• French uses more demonstrative adjectives than English.

• French has different words for 'this' and 'that'.

• French uses the same word for 'this' and 'that'.

• French does not use demonstrative adjectives.

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

• ce

• cet

• ces

• cette

How do you say 'this wardrobe' in French?

• ces armoire

• cette armoire

• cet armoire

• ce armoire

What is the French demonstrative adjective for plural nouns?

• ces

• ce

• cet

• cette

Which of the following words is likely to be feminine based on its ending?

• ordinateur

• journal

• ami

• porte

What demonstrative adjective would you use for 'these computers' in French?

• cette

• ce

• ces

• cet

How would you say 'this newspaper' in French?

• ce journal

• cet journal

• cette journal

• ces journal

Translate 'this chair is red' into French.

• ce chaise est rouge

• cet chaise est rouge

• cette chaise est rouge

• ces chaise est rouge

How do you say 'I like these flowers' in French?

• J'aime ces fleurs

• J'aime cet fleur

• J'aime ce fleur

• J'aime cette fleur

What is the correct translation for 'we carry this animal' in French?

• Nous portons cet animal

• Nous portons ce animal

• Nous portons ces animal

• Nous portons cette animal