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3 years ago

URGENT!! I need help for this little section of my worksheet for French!

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2 answers:

Ainat [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

1) SES

2) MES

3) LEURS

4) MON

5) NOS

Explanation:

Singular possesive adj (someone or a group of people owns 1 thing):

1ere personne, singulier (Je) : Mon/Ma

2e personne, singular (Tu): Ton/Ta

3e personne, singular (Il/Elle/On): Son/Sa

1ere personne, pluriel (Nous): Notre

2e personne, pluriel (Vous): Votre

3e personne, pluriel (Ils/Elles): Leur

Plural possesive adj (someone or a group of people owns Multiple Things):

1ere personne, singular (Je): Mes

2e personne, singulier (Tu): Tes

3e personne, singulier (Il/Elle/On): Ses

1e personne, pluriel (Nous): Nos

2e personne, pluriel (Vous): Vos

3e personne, pluriel (Ils/Elles): Leurs

yKpoI14uk [10]3 years ago

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Remember, possessive adjective. If you can find any possessive adjective that makes sense there, you should be able to whip right through it.

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