1. Possessive Adjectives
Possessive adjectives show who owns something. They come before the noun and agree with the noun (not the owner), e.g. sa soeur his/her sister.
masc
fem pl my
mon ma
mes
your (tu)
ton ta
tes
his/her
son sa
ses
our
notre
nos
your (vous)
votre
vos
their
leur
leurs
Ma – an exception to the rule:
If a noun is feminine but begins with a vowel, for example amie, the masculine possessive adjective, mon, is used instead of the feminine, ma:
Pupils to use the mini whitebaords, and to write the words down one at a time. The black out function of smartboard could be used with this exercise.

2. Possessive Adjectives
(my) ____ soeur
(his) ____ frère
(her) ____ demi- frère
(our) ____ cousine
(your (vous)) ____ mère
(your (tu)) ____ père
(my) ____ grand-père
(her) ____ beau-père ma
(his) ____ parents
(my) ____ tante
(our) ____ oncle
(their) ____ demi-soeur
(your (tu)) ____ cousin
(my) ____ cousins
(your (vous)) ____ belle-mère
(their) ____ parents
ses
son ma
son
notre
notre
leur
votre
ton
Pupils to use the mini whitebaords, and to write the words down one at a time. The black out function of smartboard could be used with this exercise.
ton
mes
mon
votre
son
leurs