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L’accord des adjectifs au singulier

Learn the rules of using adjectives in French to describe nouns, including gender agreement and placement. Understand the differences between French and English adjectives, pronunciation tips, and examples. Improve your French communication skills with this essential lesson.

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L’accord des adjectifs au singulier

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  1. L’accord des adjectifs au singulier Describing one person or thing

  2. Les normes: Communications 1.2Comparisons 4.2 La question essentielle: What is the difference between adjectives in French and English?

  3. French adjectives: • Describe nouns • Must agree in gender with the noun they describe • Many feminine adjectives end in ‘e’ • Are gender markers • Generally are placed BEHIND the noun they describe

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  5. Note: • If an adjective ends in an e (not é) An extra e is NOT added: Un garçon sincère Une fille sincère Un élève timide Une élève timide

  6. Pronunciation note: • Final consonants are not pronounced in French: • Grand – petit – blond • When the e follows a consonant, the final consonant is then pronounced: • Grande – petite - blonde

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