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stoic veldtBOT
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dull lynx
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« Ton » is used for singular masculine nouns, while « ta » is used for singular feminine nouns.

  • ton stylo, ton café, ton livre, etc...
  • ta trotinette, ta pomme, ta table, etc...

However, « ton » is also used for feminine nouns that begin with a vowel.

  • ton __a__rmoire, ton __u__niversité, ton __i__mage, etc...

This also applies to « mon/ma » and « son/sa ».

late igloo
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*ton is used before any vowel

chilly fossil
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alright thank you so much. im very new to french

late igloo
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Same applies to son/sa/ses and mon/ma/mes

chilly fossil
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wait, i know tenses like i, you, he/she, but what order are you using? like is “son” the first person tense?

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is «son» the singular masculine referring to myself?

echo jolt
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it's the equivalent of her (sa)/him (son)

It's his dog ==> C'est son chien.

late igloo
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Possessive adjectives (what these are) take the gender of the object you're referring to, unlike in English how "his" and "her" are based on the gender of the person who owns the object

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Elle aime son chien => she likes her dog (chien is masculine)