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"Ma famille
Je suis le second enfant de ma famille. J'ai deux frères et une soeur. Andrew, l'aîné, a vingt-quatre ans, Mark, le troisième, a dix-sept ans, et Lauren, la dernière, a quatorze ans. J'ai vingt-deux ans. J'habite avec ma mére et mon père quand je n'habite pas à l'université. À la maison, j'ai un chat qui s'appelle Munchkin et un chien qui s'appelle Zeke."
Hello Mark !
You did some little mistakes but you're on a good way. ;) Be careful with accents "é" and "è".
It's better to say "l'aîné" to say the eldest children in the siblings. ;)
If Lauren is a girl, you have to make the subject agree with the adjective. So, for girls it's "dernière". The "dernier" is only for masculine genre. And put "la" if the word is feminine genre.
Ex: Le dernier ou la dernière. In this case (and only in this case !) You can also use "le cadet" if it's a boy or "la cadette" if it's a girl. We use cadet and cadette just for point the last children in a family.
I hope this will help you !
Good luck for continuation
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