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Svetlana
Prenez mon adresse!
Why 'mon', not 'ma'? If the gender is feminine?
Aug 9, 2014 11:22 AM
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L'adresse is feminine gender but begins with a vowel. The posessive pronoun in this case has to be in the masculine form hence mon adresse not ma adresse which you can see would be difficult to say with two vowels together. It is similar to the elision that occurs when a vowel starts a word - l'adresse not la adresse.
August 9, 2014
That is why, when you learn a new common noun in French, it is very important to learn it with its article.
Le stylo => (m/t/s)on stylo
La feuille => (m/t/s)a feuille.
Bravo, continuez ! José
August 10, 2014
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