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Possessive Adjectives
Adjectives and Agreement
Culture/Misc.
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A white dog
Un chien blanc
100
I am tall. (girl speaking)
Je suis grande.
100
That's my mom.
C'est ma mère.
100
She is nice.
Elle est gentille.
100
In France, pets may be seen in... A. trains and subways B. restaurants and stores C. Both A. and B.
C. Both A. and B.
200
A nice female cat
gentille
200
They are shy. (Group of guys and girls)
Ils sont timides.
200
Here is my father.
Voici mon père
200
My tennis shoes are orange.
Mes baskets sont orange.
200
A family must have... to receive allocations familiales. A. two or more children B. five or more children C. no children
A.
300
to babysit your little sister
garder ta petite soeur
300
We are funny. (Our class)
Nous sommes amusants.
300
That's her son.
C'est son fils.
300
His notebooks are cool.
Ses cahiers sont cool.
300
In France, benefits include a paid maternity leave of at least...
14 weeks
400
to wash the car
laver la voiture
400
She is short.
Elle est petite.
400
Those are their children.
Ce sont leurs enfants.
400
Our books are super!
Nos livres sont super!
400
To identify their pets, most owners use...
a tattooed number on their pet
500
to wash the dishes
faire la vaisselle
500
He is short and smart.
Il est petit et intelligent.
500
Those are his cousins. (male and female)
Ce sont ses cousins.
500
Your (plural form) friends (guys and girls) are smart!
Vos amis sont intelligents!
500
What is a typical chore that a French child might do to help out their family?
débarrasser la table; faire la vaisselle; ranger sa chambre; etc.