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Pourquoi utilisent-ils "Sa" et "Ça"?
Pourquoi utilisent-ils "Sa" et "Ça"?
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"sa" est un adjectif possessif comme ma, mon, ta, ton, tes, ses. Exemple: c'est sa fille. Elle a mangé sa soupe. Il a vendu sa moto. ça (ou ces au pluriel) est un pronom, il peut être remplacé par "cela". Exemple: Le travail est difficile, ça me fatigue/cela me fatigue. Il a changé la décoration, ça fait joli/ cela fait joli". Il ne doit pas fumer à l'intérieur, ça n'est pas autorisé/cela n'est pas autorisé".
sa is used to express possession it mean his/her. ca means this or that or it, it ca be replaced by cela.
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- French (France)
"sa" est un adjectif possessif comme ma, mon, ta, ton, tes, ses. Exemple: c'est sa fille. Elle a mangé sa soupe. Il a vendu sa moto. ça (ou ces au pluriel) est un pronom, il peut être remplacé par "cela". Exemple: Le travail est difficile, ça me fatigue/cela me fatigue. Il a changé la décoration, ça fait joli/ cela fait joli". Il ne doit pas fumer à l'intérieur, ça n'est pas autorisé/cela n'est pas autorisé".
sa is used to express possession it mean his/her. ca means this or that or it, it ca be replaced by cela.
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Ça est une déterminant possessif (on ne dit plus adj possessif, c'est trop compliqué ) sa voiture (à lui ou à elle) sa maison, son chat, ses amis... (sa: his/her) / ça fonctionne comme un pronom personnel (it) - on peut le remplacer par cela ou un nom.
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