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 several masculine forms. BEAU –Continue reading “Irregular French Adjectives – Beau – Nouveau – Vieux – Fou – Mou”
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French Adjectives Ending in F
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 des enfants actifs. Feminine singularContinue reading “French Adjectives Ending in F”
French Adjectives Ending in EUR
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 falls into the BAGS category,Continue reading “French Adjectives Ending in EUR”
French Adjectives Ending in EUX
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 des hommes heureux. Feminine singularContinue reading “French Adjectives Ending in EUX”
French Adjectives Ending in ER and ET
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 plural 👉 légers 👉 CeContinue reading “French Adjectives Ending in ER and ET”
French Adjectives Ending in VOWEL + N
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 the noun. GOOD – BONContinue reading “French Adjectives Ending in VOWEL + N”
French Adjectives Ending in EL
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 personnels. Feminine singular 👉 personnelleContinue reading “French Adjectives Ending in EL”
French Adjectives Ending in X or S
French adjectives ending in X or S Adjectives ending in X or S stay the same in masculine plural forms. The feminine plural forms of these adjectives are regular . All you need to do is add S to the feminine singular form of the adjective. The following example uses an adjective that falls into the BAGS category, so it is placed before theContinue reading “French Adjectives Ending in X or S”
40 Useful French Adjectives
How to compare using French adjectives Watch my video lesson below to learn how to compare using adjectives in French, then learn this list of French adjectives and you’ll really enrich your vocabulary. Everything you say will sound better, and YOU will sound more French! 👉Scroll down to watch my lesson on how to compare usingContinue reading “40 Useful French Adjectives”
Regular French Descriptive Adjectives
Descriptive Adjectives There are two main factors to consider when using adjectives in French, and they are very different to the way we use adjectives in English. Scroll all the way down if you just want a quick list of 40 very easy to use French adjectives. French adjectives must agree in number and inContinue reading “Regular French Descriptive Adjectives”
