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Tips to remember the French word “ces”:

1. Visualize and repeat: Create a mental image of the word “ces” and repeat it several times to help reinforce your memory.
2. Practice in context: Use “ces” in sentences or short dialogues to help you remember its meaning and usage.
3. Mnemonic devices: Create a mnemonic device, such as linking “ces” with the English word “these.”
4. Flashcards: Create flashcards with the word “ces” on one side and its English translation on the other side. Review them regularly to reinforce your memory.
5. Consistent practice: Regularly engage in activities like reading, listening, and speaking to encounter the word “ces” in different contexts.

Explanations:
“Ces” is a demonstrative adjective in French that corresponds to the English word “these.” It is used to indicate multiple objects or people that are relatively close to the speaker. “Ces” must agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Ces derniers” (these last ones)
– “Ceux-ci” (these)

Alternate meanings/slang:
In slang or colloquial French, “ces” can sometimes be used to refer to people in a derogatory or dismissive manner.

Examples of sentences:
1. Ces livres sont intéressants. (These books are interesting.)
2. J’aime ces chaussures. (I like these shoes.)
3. Ces bonbons sont délicieux. (These candies are delicious.)
4. Ces deux amis m’ont aidé. (These two friends helped me.)
5. Je préfère ces gâteaux-ci plutôt que ces gâteaux-là. (I prefer these cakes here rather than those cakes over there.)

Note: It is important to practice the pronunciation of “ces” to ensure clarity.

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