Question

WHO SPEAKS FRENCH? I WILL MEDAL AND FAN
Select the right form of the possessive adjective to complete the sentence:

_____ parents sont gentils.


votre

mon

leur

nos

Answer 1

Why have you closed the question and posted it again?

As I have already told you:
The question you have to ask yourself is: Is "parents" masculine, feminine, or plural?

This should be enough to help you answer that question.

Answer 2

@shesolitt
It sounds like some recap would be useful for you.

In French, possessive adjectives have to account for the person of the possessor, as well as gender and number of objects possessed.

In English, if I have one apple or two apples, I can still say MY apple, or MY apples. In French, distinction must be made between MA pomme, or MES pommes.

Here are some examples to help you.
masc. sing. masc. plur. femm. sing. femm. plur.
Mon crayon mes crayons ma pomme mes pommes
Ton crayon tes crayons ta pomme tes pommes
son crayon ses crayons sa pomme ses pommes
notre crayon nos crayons notre pomme nos pommes
votre crayon vos crayons votre pomme vos pommes
leur crayon leurs crayone leur pomme leurs pommes.

After having studied these example, please go back to use the hints given by @vincent-Lyon.Fr to answer your question. Please post your answer for a check.

For more discussions, you can read :

http://www.francaisfacile.com/exercices/exercice-francais-2/exercice-francais-4164.php

Answer 3

so the answer to this would be mon @vincent-Lyon.Fr @mathmate

Answer 4

No, it's not.

Please, do answer my question first:
Is "parents" masculine, feminine, or plural?