Bonjour
1- <em>Vous</em> avez votre livre aujourd'hui?
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2- <em>Nous</em> avons nos crayons et nos cahiers.
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3- <em>Marc</em> cherche sa trousse, son classeur et ses stylos.
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4- <em>Ils</em> aiment leur prof de maths.
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5- <em>J'</em> aime bien mes cours d'histoire et mes camarades de classe.
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<em>Remember that in French the possessive adjective agree with the following noun. With what is possessed not with who possesses....</em>
<em>ex: </em><em>sa</em><em> trousse (une trousse -> fem. sing. ) </em><em>son</em><em> classeur (un classeur -> masc. sing.) </em><em>ses</em><em> stylos (des stylos -> masc. plural)</em>
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hope this helps ☺☺☺
Bonjour
To make a sentence a question, put the word "Est-ce que" in front of the sentence.
<em>EXAMPLE :</em>
Tu manges au restaurant. <em>(You eat at the restaurant. [informal "you"])</em>
Est-ce que vous mangez au restaurant ?
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<em>EXPLANATION</em>
<em>3 different ways to ask a question ►</em>
Tu manges au restaurant.
1) Est-ce que tu manges au restaurant ? <em>(using "est-ce que")</em>
2) Manges-tu au restaurant ? <em>(inversion verb/subject)</em>
3) Tu manges au restaurant ? <em>(using the intonation.. mainly on a "oral" question)</em>
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hope this helps ☺☺☺
