2.  If you are referring to something as “mine”, you use: › mon if the noun is masculine › ma if the noun is feminine › mes if the noun is plural  Examples: › my toy (m) – mon jouet › my pizza (f) – ma pizza › my pencils (p) – mes crayons

3.  If you are referring to something as “your”, you use: › ton if the noun is masculine › ta if the noun is feminine › tes if the noun is plural  Examples: › your toy (m) – ton jouet › your pizza (f) – ta pizza › your pencils (p) – tes crayons

4.  If you are referring to something as “his or her”, you use: › son if the noun is masculine › sa if the noun is feminine › ses if the noun is plural  Examples: › her toy (m) – son jouet › his pizza (f) – sa pizza › her pencils (p) – ses crayons

5.  If you are referring to something as “ours”, you use: › notre if the noun is masculine › notre if the noun is feminine › nos if the noun is plural  Examples: › our toy (m) – notre jouet › our pizza (f) – notre pizza › our pencils (p) – nos crayons

6.  If you are referring to something as “yours”, you use: › votre if the noun is masculine › votre if the noun is feminine › vos if the noun is plural  Examples: › your toy (m) – votre jouet › your pizza (f) – votre pizza › your pencils (p) – vos crayons

7.  If you are referring to something as “theirs”, you use: › leur if the noun is masculine › leur if the noun is feminine › leurs if the noun is plural  Examples: › their toy (m) – leur jouet › their pizza (f) – leur pizza › their pencils (p) – leurs crayons

8. EnglishMasculineFemininePlural MymonmaMes Your (Singular)tontaTes His/hersonsaSes Ournotre Nos Your (Plural)votre Vos Theirleur leurs