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Les adjectifs

Les adjectifs. La forme et la position. Les formes. Adjectives change form in order to agree with the noun it describes. Adjectives change in number (singular/plural) and in gender (masculine/feminine). Pratiquez!. Ex: Tim et Pat/patient = Tim et Pat sont patients Alexa/intelligent

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Les adjectifs

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  1. Les adjectifs La forme et la position

  2. Les formes Adjectives change form in order to agree with the noun it describes. Adjectives change in number (singular/plural) and in gender (masculine/feminine).

  3. Pratiquez! • Ex: Tim et Pat/patient = Tim et Pat sont patients • Alexa/intelligent • Karen et Joe/aimable • Matt/intéressant • Andrée et Brianna/content • Luc, Drew, et Shane/spontané

  4. Position • Most adjectives come after the noun they describe. (Different from English) • Ex: C’est une voiture bleue. • Ex: J’ai des soeurs aimables.

  5. RULE • Adjectives agree in gender and in number with the nouns they describe. • Sometimes you must change the spelling of an adjective so it fits in the sentence.

  6. Exceptions: Adjectives that come BEFORE the noun • Beauty (beau, jolie) • Age (jeune, vieux, nouveau) • Goodness (bon, mauvais) • Size (grand, petit) • Ex: C’est un beau sac! • Ma copine habite dans la vieille maison.

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