Possessive Pronouns: Masculine Singular

The video tutorial covers the use of possessive pronouns in French, focusing on the masculine singular form. It explains the importance of considering gender and number, and introduces three key rules for using possessive pronouns, including the use of definite articles and contractions. The tutorial provides examples and practice sentences to help learners grasp the concepts.

What is the main focus of this lesson on possessive pronouns?

• Learning how to say 'mine' and 'yours'

• Understanding verb conjugations

• Understanding possessive adjectives

• Learning how to say 'my' and 'your'

Which of the following is NOT a consideration when using possessive pronouns in French?

• The number of the noun

• The tense of the sentence

• The person to whom the object belongs

• The gender of the noun

What does the first rule for using possessive pronouns in French emphasize?

• Agreement with gender and number

• Using the correct verb tense

• Using the correct preposition

• Agreement with the subject

Which definite article is used for masculine singular nouns in French possessive pronouns?

• L'

• La

• Les

• Le

What happens when a possessive pronoun follows the preposition 'à'?

• It remains unchanged

• It contracts with the article

• It is omitted

• It changes to a plural form

How do you say 'it is mine' in French when referring to a masculine singular noun?

• C'est la mienne

• C'est le mien

• C'est les miens

• C'est l'ami

In the example 'votre crayon', how would you say 'it is yours'?

• C'est le vôtre

• C'est la vôtre

• C'est les vôtres

• C'est l'vôtre

What is the possessive pronoun for 'his' or 'hers' when referring to a masculine singular noun?

• L'sien

• La sienne

• Le sien

• Les siens

Which of the following is a correct contraction in French?

• du le

• de le

• à le

• au

What is the correct possessive pronoun for 'ours' when referring to a masculine singular noun?

• La nôtre

• L'nôtre

• Le nôtre

• Les nôtres