Asked by Anonymous
                how can I differentiate
she sees her mother - elle voit sa mère
from
she sees his mother - elle voit sa mère?
I cannot say 'elle voit son mère' since mère is feminine, right?
            
        she sees her mother - elle voit sa mère
from
she sees his mother - elle voit sa mère?
I cannot say 'elle voit son mère' since mère is feminine, right?
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                    Answered by
            SraJMcGin
            
    Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum.  Yes, at first that seems confusiong because "elle voit sa mère" could be either = she sees HIS mother OR she sees HER mother; even she sees ITS mother.  To clarify that you can use a Disjunctive or Stress pronoun .
Elle voit la mère d'elle. (clear it's her mother.)
Elle voit la mère de lui. (Clear it's his mother.)
Those Disjunctive/Stress Pronouns are:
moi, toi, lui, elle, nousn,vous, eux, elles
They are used after a preposition, when the pronoun has no verb expressed, in a com pound subject or object, for emphasis, after ce + être, with -même (s) to express the English -self (-selves).
Mme
    
Elle voit la mère d'elle. (clear it's her mother.)
Elle voit la mère de lui. (Clear it's his mother.)
Those Disjunctive/Stress Pronouns are:
moi, toi, lui, elle, nousn,vous, eux, elles
They are used after a preposition, when the pronoun has no verb expressed, in a com pound subject or object, for emphasis, after ce + être, with -même (s) to express the English -self (-selves).
Mme
                    Answered by
            Anonymous
            
    merci beaucoup
    
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