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Basic French Grammar Topics

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  1. Course Content

    French Greetings
    3 Topics
  2. Subject Pronouns
    3 Topics
  3. The Verb "to be"
    4 Topics
  4. The Verb "to have"
    3 Topics
  5. Negative Sentences
    3 Topics
  6. The Definite Article
    3 Topics
  7. The Indefinite Article
    3 Topics
  8. Zero Article
    3 Topics
  9. Partitive Articles
    3 Topics
  10. Adjectives
    4 Topics
  11. The Order of Adjectives
    3 Topics
  12. -ER Verbs (present)
    3 Topics
  13. Possessive Adjectives
    3 Topics
  14. Interrogatives
    4 Topics
  15. -IR Verbs (present tense)
    3 Topics
  16. -RE Verbs (present tense)
    3 Topics
  17. Possession
    3 Topics
  18. The Verb "to make" "to do"
    3 Topics
  19. Weather Expressions
    4 Topics
  20. Numbers 1-100
    4 Topics
  21. The Date
    3 Topics
  22. Telling Time
    3 Topics
  23. The Expression "there is" "there are"
    3 Topics
  24. The Verb "to go"
    2 Topics
  25. The Near Future
    3 Topics
  26. The Expression "it is necessary"
    3 Topics
  27. Demonstrative Adjectives
    3 Topics
  28. Possessive Pronouns
    3 Topics
  29. The Verb "to put"
    3 Topics
Lesson 13, Topic 3
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Writing Exercise-French Possessive Adjectives

Stephen Sovenyhazy March 18, 2024
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Directions: Choose the appropriate possessive adjective for each sentence based on the word provided in parenthesis. Hint: Refer back to the three questions you should ask yourself before choosing possessive adjectives. Use the Quizlet in this module to help identify the gender of the words.

  1. Le patron (the boss) regarde ________ portable. (his)
  2. L’homme cherche un crayon dans __________ trousse. (his)
  3. J’utilise ______ clavier pour taper (type) un courriel. (their)
  4. ______ feutres ne marchent plus. (Our)
  5. J’ai besoin de ________ agrafe pour les papiers. (my)

Answers and Translations

  1. Le patron (the boss) regarde son portable (masc). / The boss looks at his cellphone.
  2. L’homme cherche un crayon dans sa trousse (fem). / The man looks for a pencil in his pencil case.
  3. J’utilise leur clavier (masc) pour taper (type) un courriel. / I use their keyboard to type an email.
  4. Nos feutres (plural) ne marchent plus. / Our markers no longer work.
  5. J’ai besoin de mon agrafe (fem, vowel) pour les papiers. / I need my stapler for the papers.