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Possessive Pronouns in French

French possessive pronouns indicate possession or ownership. They agree in gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular or plural) with the possessed noun. The main French possessive pronouns are:

• mon/ma/mes (my)
• ton/ta/tes (your, singular informal)
• son/sa/ses (his/her/its)
• notre/nos (our)
• votre/vos (your, plural or singular formal)
• leur/leurs (their)

Examples:

• Mon livre (my book)
• Ta voiture (your car, singular informal)
• Ses enfants (his/her children)
• Notre maison (our house)
• Vos amis (your friends, plural or formal)
• Leurs chats (their cats)

Possessive pronouns must agree with the possessed noun in gender and number. For example, "mon" is used before masculine singular nouns, "ma" before feminine singular nouns, and "mes" before plural nouns.

Additionally, there are stressed possessive pronouns used for emphasis or after prepositions, such as "le mien/la mienne/les miens/les miennes" (mine), "le tien/la tienne/les tiens/les tiennes" (yours), and so on.