In French, adjectives are words that help us describe people, places, and things. Adjectives change based on whether the noun is masculine (male) or feminine (female), and if it’s singular (one) or plural (more than one).

1. Describing People

• For masculine (male):

  • intelligent (smart)
  • grand (tall)
  • gentil (kind)

• For feminine (female):

  • intelligente
  • grande
  • gentille

• For plural (more than one): Just add an 's'.

  • Example: intelligents (smart), grandes (tall)

Examples:

• Il est grand. (He is tall.)
• Elle est gentille. (She is kind.)

2. Describing Places

• For masculine:

  • beau (beautiful)
  • ancien (ancient)
  • calme (calm)

• For feminine:

  • belle
  • ancienne
  • calme

• For plural: Add an 's'.

  • Example: beaux (beautiful), belles (beautiful)

Examples:

• Ce paysage est beau. (This landscape is beautiful.)
• Cette ville est calme. (This city is calm.)

3. Describing Things

• For masculine:

  • nouveau (new)
  • intéressant (interesting)
  • difficile (difficult)

• For feminine:

  • nouvelle
  • intéressante
  • difficile

• For plural: Remember to add an 's'.

  • Example: nouveaux (new), nouvelles (new)

Examples:

• Le livre est intéressant. (The book is interesting.)
• La tâche est difficile. (The task is difficult.)

Practice:
Try using these adjectives to make your own sentences. You can also ask questions like:

• Qui est gentil? (Who is kind?)
• Où est la belle ville? (Where is the beautiful city?)

By practicing these sentences, you will find it easier to talk about people, places, and things in French!