FREN 1001 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Voseo, Sympathique, Girdle

• School: Temple University
• Department: French
• Course: FREN 1001
• Professor: John J.Farquhar

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Mon cousin/ma cousine - my cousin (m/f/) Mon oncle/ma tante - my uncle/my aunt. His / hers / its: son / sa / ses. Their: leur / leurs de, du, de la, des: de - from or of, du - masculine, de la/de l" - feminine, des - plural. An adjective comes before the noun if it regards beauty, age, goodness, or size (bags) Une petite femme sympathique: sometimes, a bags adjective comes after a noun to emphasize the noun, adjectives coming before the noun tend to be abstract while those coming after are typically concrete. Masculine/feminine: - / - e, -if / -ive, -eux / -euse, -eur / -euse, -on / -onne, -os / -osse, consonant / -e. Ils / elles viennent to rent the rent utility charges. I"d like to take it. owner tenant ground oor. Rst oor a building furnished near the university.