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French Grammar - Possessive determiners

Summary table of possessive determiners


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Possessive determiners agree in gender and number with the nouns they precede:

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The feminine singular forms ma, ta, sa become mon, ton, son when they immediately precede a noun or adjective beginning with a vowel or 'silent h' (h muet):


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The determiners votre, vos can both be used to refer to more than one possessor:

  • Messieurs et mesdames, votre table est prête

Ladies and gentlemen, your table is ready

and as a polite form:

  • Suivez-moi, monsieur, votre table est prête

Follow me, sir, your table is ready

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