In French, adjectives need to match the nouns they describe. This means they have to agree in two ways: gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular or plural). This is important for making correct sentences in French.
In French, every noun is either masculine or feminine.
Examples:
Adjectives change based on whether the noun is masculine or feminine.
Here are some nouns and adjectives that show how they agree based on gender:
Masculine Singular:
Feminine Singular:
Masculine Plural:
Feminine Plural:
| French | English | |----------------|-----------------| | Masculin | Masculine | | Féminin | Feminine | | Singulier | Singular | | Pluriel | Plural | | Grand(e)(s) | Tall | | Intelligent(e)(s)| Intelligent |
Now you can practice! Match the adjectives to the right nouns by gender:
beau (handsome)
petit (small)
By learning adjective agreement, you will get better at making sentences in French!
In French, adjectives need to match the nouns they describe. This means they have to agree in two ways: gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular or plural). This is important for making correct sentences in French.
In French, every noun is either masculine or feminine.
Examples:
Adjectives change based on whether the noun is masculine or feminine.
Here are some nouns and adjectives that show how they agree based on gender:
Masculine Singular:
Feminine Singular:
Masculine Plural:
Feminine Plural:
| French | English | |----------------|-----------------| | Masculin | Masculine | | Féminin | Feminine | | Singulier | Singular | | Pluriel | Plural | | Grand(e)(s) | Tall | | Intelligent(e)(s)| Intelligent |
Now you can practice! Match the adjectives to the right nouns by gender:
beau (handsome)
petit (small)
By learning adjective agreement, you will get better at making sentences in French!