hi in the lesson there is
Rona
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21/10/16
Il déteste son frère.
He hates his brother.
but how would you change this to be the french for he hates HER brother
Meghna
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19/01/17
Rona, The sentence would be Elle déteste son frère. The elle would indicate her. SON won't change.
Peter
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16/02/17
Are you sure Son doesn't change to Sa as you are describing gender possessive, and the brother being the possessive to the Female makes Sa?
clarice
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26/03/17
"son" agree with the gender of the noun "frère". So it's right to say "Elle déteste son frère."
Terri
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29/04/17
He hates her brother. The subject is he, il. the object is 'her brother'. brother is masculine, so would be 'son frère'. So if I understand rightly, He hates her brother would be Il déteste son frère.
Sonal
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7/12/18
That's a good question.
Dawn
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28/02/19
Il déteste le frère de _________.
(He hates the brother of __________)
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Rona
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21 October 2016
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hi in the lesson there is
This question relates to:
French lesson "Mon, ma, mes; ton, ta, tes; son, sa, ses = my; your; his / her (possessive adjectives)"