Answer:
Ton
leur
Mes
Ses
Explanation:
Possessive adjectives describe the following noun, whether or not that is the subject of the sentence. That is really important to remember. Here are the meanings of the possessive adjectives:
MY
- mon (if followed by a masculine noun)
- ma (if followed by a feminine noun)
- mes (if followed by a plural noun)
YOUR (informal)
- ton (if followed by a masculine noun)
- ta (if followed by a feminine noun)
- tes (if followed by a plural noun)
HIS/HER
- son (if followed by a masculine noun)
- sa (if followed by a feminine noun)
- ses (is followed by a plural noun)
OUR
- notre (if followed by a singular noun - doesn't matter if masculine or feminine)
- nos (if followed by a plural noun)
YOUR (formal)
- votre (if followed by a singular noun - doesn't matter if masculine or feminine)
- vos (if followed by a plural noun)
THEIR
- leur (if followed by a singular noun - doesn't matter if masculine or feminine)
- leurs (if followed by a plural noun)
Here are some tips for figuring out which possessive adjective to use:
- If a word ends in -s or -x, it is most likely plural
- If a word has an extra e at the end, it is most likely feminine
- If a word ends in -que, -ée, -elle, or -tion, it is most likely feminine
- If you have figured out that the noun is singular, but can't figure out if it is masculine or feminine, I would divert to masculine, since there are a lot more masculine words out there than feminine (but only do this as a last resort)
Hope this helps :)
Hugo Houde was born and raised in Paris. When Hugo was ten years old, his family had to move to a place unknown to accommodate his father’s work. This is when Hugo found himself in class number 13 where no one spoke french.
France was missed enormously. Because he could not return to France, he chose to bring France to him. So, with his money, he bought the Eiffel Tower and placed it in his garden. This is life.
