pronom
demonstratif
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Answer:
cette - feminine singular
cet-masculine singular (vowel word )
ces-plural
ce-masculine singular
please mark as brainliest
Answer:
Explanation:
Use of demonstrative pronouns
A- Pronouns can replace a nominal group or an entire sentence:
I just lost my job. It's very annoying.
- It's sad that she's sick.
- Did you go to the concert yesterday?
- Yes and what I listened to very much. This = music
B- The pronouns that, those, that, those
These pronouns are normally followed by a relative subordinate clause or by a nominal group with additional name:
Among all of Marie's evening outfits, I particularly like the ones her mother made for her.
I couldn't find the bottle opener so I borrowed my neighbor's.
C- Pronouns this, that, that
They can represent
a name: - hypocrisy, I hate that.
an infinitive: Sleep, I love it
a whole proposition: Jean hasn't arrived yet, that worries me.
Note: In the current language this is very little used. We rather use that or that.
This last pronoun can however take on a derogatory meaning:
Young people don't mind anything.
D- Pronouns this one, this one, this one, this one
They replace nominal groups.
Of all these flowers, this is the one I prefer.
If you want a good melon, I recommend this one.
Note: This one, this one designating a being or a close object while this one or that one, a being or a more distant object. (See the 1st example)