1) Complète avec un déterminant ou pronom possessif. a) This is Vicky's father. What's name ? b) Samra's parents are Indian. city is Delhi. c) He doesn't have a
Question
a) This is Vicky's father. What's name ?
b) Samra's parents are Indian. city is Delhi.
c) He doesn't have a dog so this dog is not
d) They have a red car so I think it's
e) We have a big house. This is big house.
f) Vicky's father is remarried but
mother isn't.
g) I found a phone which is blue. Is it
?
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1. Réponse assiaalem04
Réponse :
a) This is Vicky's father. What's his name ?
b) Samara's parents are Indian. Its city is Delhi.
c) He doesn't have a dog so this dog is not his.
d) They have a red car so I think it's their.
e) We have a big house. This is our big house.
f) Vicky's father is remarried but her mother isn't.
g) I found a phone which is blue. Is it yours ?
Explication :
I - My - Mine
You - Your - Yours
He - His - His
She - Her - Hers
It - Its - Its
We - Our - Ours
You - Your - Yours
They - Their - Theirs
En premier temps je t'ai mis tout les pronoms personnels (I-You-He-She etc...), en deuxième il y'a les adjectifs possessifs donc par exemple : It's his car/ C'est sa voiture (au garçon) et it's her car/ C'est sa voiture (à la fille).
Et enfin en dernier, je t'ai mis les pronoms possessifs, ils vont TOUJOURS à la fin d'une phrase par exemple : It's not mine/Ce n'est pas le mien/la mienne.