Les adjectifs possessifs

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Vocabulary flashcards covering French possessive adjectives and their agreement rules based on the lecture handout.

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Les adjectifs possessifs

Words that tell us whether something or someone belongs to or is related to someone.

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mon

The masculine singular French possessive adjective for "my".

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ma

The feminine singular French possessive adjective for "my".

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mes

The plural French possessive adjective for "my".

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ton

The masculine singular French possessive adjective for "your (singular)".

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ta

The feminine singular French possessive adjective for "your (singular)".

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tes

The plural French possessive adjective for "your (singular)".

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son

The masculine singular French possessive adjective for "his/her".

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sa

The feminine singular French possessive adjective for "his/her".

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ses

The plural French possessive adjective for "his/her".

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notre

The masculine and feminine singular French possessive adjective for "our".

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nos

The plural French possessive adjective for "our".

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votre

The masculine and feminine singular French possessive adjective for "your (plural)".

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vos

The plural French possessive adjective for "your (plural)".

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leur

The masculine and feminine singular French possessive adjective for "their".

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leurs

The plural French possessive adjective for "their".

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Rule of Possessive Adjective Agreement

Possessive adjectives agree with the noun they come before and not the subject of the sentence.