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Adjectival agreement

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What is adjectival agreement in French? An adjective must agree, in gender (masculine/feminine) and number (singular/plural), with the noun it describes.
What happens to most adjectives when describing a feminine noun? Usually, you add an -e to the adjective. Example: un garçon intelligent → une fille intelligente.
What happens to most adjectives when describing plural nouns? Usually, you add an -s to the adjective. Example: un livre intéressant → des livres intéressants.
How do adjectives agree with masculine singular nouns? The adjective stays in its basic form. Example: un petit chat petit -> petit
How do adjectives agree with feminine singular nouns? Usually add -e. Example: une petite maison. petit -> petite
How do adjectives agree with masculine plural nouns? Usually add -s. Example: des petits chats petit -> petits
How do adjectives agree with feminine plural nouns? Usually add -es. Example: des petites maisons petit -> petites
How would you say "Geography is interesting"? La géographie (f) est intéressante intéressant -> intéressante
How would you say "Music is boring"? La musique (f) est barbante barbant -> barbante
How would you say "French is good"? Le français (m) est bon bon -> bon
How would you say "History is good"? L'histoire (f) est bonne bon -> bonne
How would you say "The dogs are cute"? Les chiens (m pl) sont mignons mignon -> mignons
How would you say "The turtles are pretty"? Les tortues (f pl) sont jolies joli -> jolies
 

 



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