Un portrait francophone : possessive adjectives, emphatic pronouns
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I can describe a famous piece of art, including a range of possessive adjectives and emphatic pronouns.
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Possessive adjectives agree in number and sometimes gender with the thing that is owned.
Possessive pronouns can replace a possessive adjective + noun. Start with a definite article e.g. le mien, la mienne.
Moi, toi, lui, elle, nous, vous, eux, elles are used to mean me, you, him, her, us, you and them as emphatic pronouns.
An open [o] is pronounced as in 'porte' and a closed [o/ô] is pronounced as in 'photo'.
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