Demonstrative Adjectives
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- Created on: 03-07-18 23:13
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- Demonstrative Adjectives
- Use to indicate a specific noun or nouns
- They can be used in place of articles
- They must agree with the nouns they modify
- Singular masculine = ce/cet
- Singular feminine = cette
- Plural masc. and fem. = ces
- "Ce" becomes "cet" in front of a vowel sound for euphony
- Means "this", "that", "these" and "those
- Used in place of an article, not with one
- Placed directly in front of a noun or adjective + noun
- Always modify specific, named nouns
- Demonstrative adjective + noun can be replaced by a demonstrative pronoun
- "Ce" can mean "this" or "that". When
you need to make the distinction, you can attach a suffix to the noun:
- "-ci" = "this" or "these"
- -là = "that" or "those"
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