L' adjectif possessif

The possessive adjective (L’adjectif possesif in French) goes before the noun and it agrees on its genre and number.  Let’s see the possessive adjectives that we have in French on the table below:

Subject	Male	Female	Plural
Je	Mon (My)	Ma	Mes
Tu	Ton (Your)	Ta	Tes
Il/Elle	Son (His/Her)	Sa	Ses
Nous	Notre (Our)	Notre	Nos
Vous	Votre (Your)	Votre	Vos
Ils/Elles	Leur (Their)	Leur	Leurs

For the female nouns you have to use female possessive adjective.  However, if that noun starts with a non-sounding h or with a vowel we use the male form of the adjective:

MON ÉPÉE

(MY SWORD)

SON ATTENTION

(HER ATTENTION)

TON ATTITUDE

(YOUR ATTITUDE)

Let’s see some examples using the possessive adjectives in French:

MA VOITURE EST GRANDE

(MY CAR IS BIG)

TA VOITURE EST PETITE

(YOUR CAR IS SMALL)

NOTRE FILLE EST HAUTE

(OUR GIRL IS SMALL)

VOTRE FILS EST MAIGRE

(YOUR SON IS THIN)

LEUR CHIEN EST FÉROCE

(THEIR DOG IS WILD)