Possessive Adjectives phrases in French

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Possessive Adjectives phrases in French


the glasses	l– l——- les lunettes
He has forgotten his glasses.	I- a o—– s– l——-. Il a oublié ses lunettes.
Where has he left his glasses?	O- a—– d— m– s– l——- ? Où a-t-il donc mis ses lunettes ?

the clock	l- m—– / l——– la montre / l’horloge
His clock isn’t working.	S- m—– e– c—–. Sa montre est cassée.
The clock hangs on the wall.	L——– e– a——– a- m–. L’horloge est accrochée au mur.

the passport	l- p——– le passeport
He has lost his passport.	I- a p—- s– p——–. Il a perdu son passeport.
Where is his passport then?	O- a—– d— m– s– p——– ? Où a-t-il donc mis son passeport ?

they – their	i– – l— ils – leur
The children cannot find their parents.	L– e—— n- p—— p– t—— l—- p——. Les enfants ne peuvent pas trouver leurs parents.
Here come their parents!	M— v—- l—- p—— q– a——- j—- à l——– ! Mais voici leurs parents qui arrivent juste à l’instant !

you – your	v— – v—- vous – votre
How was your trip, Mr. Miller?	C—— s—- p—- v—- v—–, M——- M—– ? Comment s’est passé votre voyage, Monsieur Muller ?
Where is your wife, Mr. Miller?	O- e– v—- f—-, M——- M—– ? Où est votre femme, Monsieur Muller ?

you – your	v— – v—- vous – votre
How was your trip, Mrs. Smith?	C—— s—- p—- v—- v—–, M—– S—— ? Comment s’est passé votre voyage, Madame Schmidt ?
Where is your husband, Mrs. Smith?	O- e– v—- m—, M—– S—— ? Où est votre mari, Madame Schmidt ?

Possessive Adjectives phrases in French

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