French: Possessive Pronouns and the Weather

The video tutorial covers French possessive adjectives, starting with basic forms and advancing to more complex ones. It explains how to use these adjectives based on gender and number. The tutorial also introduces vocabulary for describing activities and new verbs. Additionally, it covers weather-related vocabulary, seasons, and the French calendar, including months and days of the week.

Which possessive adjective would you use for a masculine singular noun in French?

• [FRENCH] for neuter

• [FRENCH] for masculine

• [FRENCH] for feminine

• [FRENCH] for plural

How do the possessives for 'our' and 'your' differ from those for 'his' and 'her'?

• They change with gender

• They are the same for both genders

• They are only used for plurals

• They are not used in French

What is the rule for using possessives with plural third-person subjects?

• Use plural forms only

• Use singular for singular nouns and plural for plurals

• Use a different set of possessives

• Use singular forms only

What is the French word for 'yesterday'?

• [FRENCH] for today

• [FRENCH] for last week

• [FRENCH] for tomorrow

• [FRENCH] for yesterday

Which season in French does not use the article '[FRENCH]'?

• [FRENCH] for spring

• [FRENCH] for summer

• [FRENCH] for autumn

• [FRENCH] for winter

How are the names of the months written in French?

• With capital letters

• With lowercase letters

• With numbers

• With symbols

What is the first day of the week on the French calendar?

• Monday

• Saturday

• Sunday

• Friday