Question

French help? :) Will give a medal!

Answer 1

hey ill help

Answer 2

Okay cool thanks!! it will take a second to type them out :)

Answer 3

Use a possessive adjective in French to say that these things are my things. (I cannot make the accent marks.)
Voila ____ pere.
Voila _____ cousins
Voila _____ soeur
Use a possessive adjective to say that these things (familiar) are your things.
Voila ______ pere
Voila _____ grandparents
Use a possessive adjective in French to say that these are his or her things.
Voila _____ pere
Voila _____ cousins
Use a possessive adjective in French to say that these are our things.
Voila _____ pere
Voila _____ parents
Voila ____ oncles
Use a possessive adjective in French to say that these are your (plural) things
Voila _____ meres
Voila ____ freres
Use a possessive adjective in French to say that these are their things
Voila ____ pere
Voila _____ tantes

Answer 4

alright well the possessive adjective is based upon the gender and number of the object so for example. Pere being a masculine singular noun uses the possessive mon

Answer 5

for my things the word is
Mon - masculine singular
Ma- feminine singular
Mes- Plural (no matter the gender)

Answer 6

So those are the only 3 I need to use throughout this whole thing?

Answer 7

no because as you see the subject changes

Answer 8

see after question three it becomes saying that it is "your" stuff. so the subject is tu
so now the possessives are
ton- masculine singular
ta- feminine singular
tes- plural

Answer 9

Ohhhh now I see why you meant by " for my things" lol

Answer 10

each subject has a different set of possessives

Answer 11

Can you help me with the other possessives?

Answer 12

ofcourse

Answer 13

What are the nect set of possessives?

Answer 14

alright for his hers its
son- masculine singular
sa- feminine singular
ses- plural

Answer 15

Thanks :) what about the next ones?

Answer 16

our is
notre- masculine and feminine singular
nos- plural

Answer 17

yours (plural)
votre- masculine and feminine singular
vos- plural

Answer 18

and theirs
is
leur- masculine and feminine singular
luers- plural

Answer 19

leurs*

Answer 20

happy to help :)

Answer 21

need anything else