Possessive Determiners
Choose the correct French possessive determiner in each sentence.
French possessive determiners show who someone or something belongs to. Their form depends on the owner, but they agree in gender and number with the noun they accompany.
Examples: mon cartable (my schoolbag), ma trousse (my pencil case), mes crayons (my pencils).
In these multiple-choice French grammar exercises, complete each sentence by selecting the correct possessive determiner from several options. Learn to identify the owner and choose the correct form to improve your French grammar skills.
Examples: mon cartable (my schoolbag), ma trousse (my pencil case), mes crayons (my pencils).
In these multiple-choice French grammar exercises, complete each sentence by selecting the correct possessive determiner from several options. Learn to identify the owner and choose the correct form to improve your French grammar skills.
