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How do you spell that? Alphabet, 'ils', 'elles' meaning 'they', 'mon, ma, mes'

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I can describe my things using possessive adjectives and the pronouns 'il/elle' and 'ils/elles' to mean 'it' and they'.

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Possessive adjectives change for gender and number. Use 'mon/ton' before masculine singular nouns, 'ma/ta' before feminine singular nouns and 'mes/tes' before plural nouns. 'Il' and 'elle' mean 'it' when replacing a noun. 'Ils' and 'elles' mean 'they' for people and objects.

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