Notre/Nos, Votre/Vos, Leur/Leurs

In French, "notre," "votre," and "leur" are singular possessive adjectives, while "nos," "vos," and "leurs" are their plural forms. Here's a breakdown of each pair:

"Notre" / "Nos":

"Notre" is singular and means "our" (masculine or feminine singular).

"Nos" is plural and means "our" (masculine or feminine plural).

Examples:

Notre maison (our house)

Nos maisons (our houses)

"Votre" / "Vos":

"Votre" is singular and means "your" (masculine or feminine singular) when addressing one person or in a formal context.

"Vos" is plural and means "your" (masculine or feminine plural) when addressing multiple people or in a formal context.

Examples:

Votre voiture (your car, when speaking to one person)

Vos voitures (your cars, when speaking to multiple people)

"Leur" / "Leurs":

"Leur" is singular and means "their" (masculine or feminine singular).

"Leurs" is plural and means "their" (masculine or feminine plural).

Examples:

Leur chien (their dog)

Leurs chiens (their dogs)

These possessive adjectives agree in gender and number with the nouns they modify.