Question

where to use demonstrative adjective
ce -
cette -
ces -
ces -

Answer 1

$\huge✎\fbox \orange{QUE} \colorbox{blue}{ST} \fbox\green{ION}☟$

$\large{\mathcal{\colorbox{indigo}{\pink{⭐Where do we use these demonstrative adjective?⭐️}}}}$

$\Large\bold{\tt{\colorbox{pink}{\blue{꧁Ans᭄wer⤵️꧂}}}}$

$\Large\bold{\mathcal{\colorbox{yellow}{\blue{Ce:⤵️}}}}$

In the masculine singular, ce is the normal form, cet is used before a (phonetic) vowel.

$\Large\bold{\mathcal{\colorbox{yellow}{\blue{Cette:⤵️}}}}$

In the feminine singular, the demonstrative adjective is cette.

$\Large\bold{\mathcal{\colorbox{yellow}{\blue{Ces:⤵️}}}}$

In the plural, the only form is ces.

$\large\bold\red{\overbrace{\underbrace {\mathcal\blue{Please \:  Mark \:  As \:  The \:  Brainliest}}}}$

$\Large\bold{\mathtt{\colorbox{gold}{\red{If \: It \:Satisfied \:You}}}}$

$\large\bold\red{\overbrace{\underbrace {\mathcal\blue{And \:Please \:give \:Thanks}}}}$

꧁Hopes so that this will help you,꧂

$\Large\bold{Your}\: \bold\orange{In}\bold{di}\bold\green{an}\:\Large\bold{Brother,}$

✌︎Thank you✌︎

$\large\red{\underbrace{\overbrace\mathtt{\colorbox{aqua}{\colorbox{blue}{\colorbox{purple}{\colorbox{pink}{\colorbox{green}{\colorbox{gold}{\colorbox{silver}{\textit{\purple{\underline{\red{《❀DÎVYĀ᭄ÑSHÛ✿》࿐}}}}}}}}}}}}}}$

$\large\red{\underbrace{\overbrace\mathbb{\colorbox{aqua}{\colorbox{blue}{\colorbox{purple}{\colorbox{pink}{\colorbox{green}{\colorbox{gold}{\colorbox{silver}{\textit{\purple{\underline{\red{《❀FOLLOW✿》࿐}}}}}}}}}}}}}}$

Answer 2

Ok thank u dear dear you thank u thank