Demonstrative adjectives: "Ce, Cet, Cette, Ces" Share Copied!
Demonstrative adjectives are words that accompany a noun to designate it precisely or to situate it in context.
Grammaire: Les adjectifs démonstratifs : "Ce, Cet, Cette, Ces"
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- Demonstrative adjectives are used to designate a specific element in the context.
Singulier (Singular) | Pluriel (Plural) | |
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Masculin (Masculine) | Cet homme / Ce soir (This man / This evening) | Ces hommes (These men) |
Féminin (Feminine) | Cette journée (This day) | Ces femmes (These women) |
Exceptions!
- "Ce" is used before a consonant or an aspirated 'h' whereas "cet" is used before a vowel or a silent 'h'. Examples: "ce copain", "cet ami".
Exercise 1: Les adjectifs démonstratifs : "Ce, Cet, Cette, Ces"
Instruction: Fill in the correct word.
ces, Cet, Cette, Ce, Ces, cette
Exercise 2: Translate and use in a sentence
Instruction: Pick a word, translated and use the word in a sentence or dialogue.
1
cette
this
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Ces
These
3
ces
these
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Cet
This