Saying that something belongs to someone is pretty different in French as compared to in English. There are just a few things you really need to know to understand French possessive adjectives.
In English we say HER BROTHER, for example. However, in French it won't matter that it is HER brother. What's important is that the word BROTHER is a masculine and singular word in French. I'll teach you all about that and more in this lesson on French possessive adjectives.
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Bonjour! I'm Jennifer, and I’m an American French teacher living in the South of France. My native language is English, and I speak French fluently. I love to travel, and have led guided tours in 15 countries in Western Europe with my former students from the United States. I completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and French, then taught French for a year and moved to France for a year before pursuing and earning a Master of Arts degree in French. I taught French at Saint Louis University High School, a Jesuit college preparatory school for young men, for 14 years. In the summer of 2013 I relocated to France with my family, and spent the summer working as Dean of l’Académie de France in Montpellier, a French immersion program for teenagers from around the world. A while before relocating to France, I began teaching French online via Skype. I am now teaching French online full time and I also give immersion classes and guided city visits in both languages in Béziers, France.
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