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Like other French adjectives, simple colors agree in gender and number with the noun they modify, and they always come after the noun. Colors ending in non-accented E remain the same in the feminine form.
It can be difficult to know when use an/année – jour/journée – soir/soirée – matin/matinée, and how to make the right choice. A few simple rules will help! Scroll down to watch a video lesson on “An/Année – Jour/Journée – Soir/Soirée – Matin/Matinée”, and you can download a free PDF of
The French Pronoun EN Usually Replaces a Quantity Scroll down to watch my video lesson on the French pronoun EN, and you can download a free PDF of this lesson guide in my private French Grammar Library. EN refers to a noun that has been introduced by: 👉 De –
French expressions of quantity are followed by DE (or D’ when the word begins with a vowel), even when the noun that follows is plural. Here is a lesson on the different ways to use DE, and you can download a free PDF of this lesson guide in my private
Most of the time, French adverbial expressions of quantity are followed by DE (or D’ when the word begins with a vowel), even when the noun that follows is plural. You may feel tempted to use DES – DE LA – DU – DE L’ after these expressions, but the
How to form 5 irregular French adjectives Most French adjectives are regular. However, many of them are irregular, and some of them are VERY irregular. Some of the adjectives in this lesson are BAGS adjectives, which means they precede the nouns they describe. They also have irregular feminine forms and
French adjectives ending in F Most French adjectives are regular. However, many of them are irregular. To make a masculine adjective ending in F feminine, remove the F and add VE. ACTIVE – ACTIF Masculine singular 👉 actif 👉 C’est un enfant actif. Masculine plural 👉 actifs 👉 Ce sont
French adjectives ending in EUR Most French adjectives are regular. However, many of them are irregular. To make a masculine adjective ending in EUR feminine, simply add an E. Scroll down to learn about some EUR adjectives that are exceptions to the rule. The adjective used in the following examples
French adjectives ending in EUX Most French adjectives are regular. However, many of them are irregular. To make a masculine adjectives ending in EUX feminine, take off EUX and add EUSE. HAPPY – HEUREUX Masculine singular 👉 heureux 👉 C’est un homme heureux. Masculine plural 👉 heureux 👉 Ce sont
French adjectives ending in ER and ET Most French adjectives are regular. However, many of them are irregular. Make these adjectives feminine by adding an accent grave ( ` ) over the E in ER and ET. LIGHT – LÉGER Masculine singular 👉 léger 👉 C’est un repas léger. Masculine
French adjectives ending in VOWEL + N Most French adjectives are regular. However, many of them are irregular. Make adjectives ending in VOWEL + N feminine by doubling the N and adding E. The adjective in the following example falls into the BAGS category, which means it is placed before
French Adjectives Ending In EL Most French adjectives are regular. However, many of them are irregular. Make adjectives ending in EL feminine by doubling the L and adding E. PERSONAL – PERSONNEL Masculine singular 👉 personnel 👉 C’est un problème personnel. Masculine plural 👉 personnels 👉 Ce sont des problèmes
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