Adjective agreement is really important in Italian. It helps make sure sentences sound right and are clear. Here’s what you need to know:

1. Gender Agreement: Adjectives need to match the gender of the nouns they describe. There are two genders:

   • Masculine (usually ends in -o)
   • Feminine (usually ends in -a)

   For example, we say "ragazzo alto" for a tall boy and "ragazza alta" for a tall girl.

2. Number Agreement: Adjectives also need to match the number of the nouns. When we change from singular to plural:

   • Masculine plural ends in -i
   • Feminine plural ends in -e

   So we say "ragazzi alti" for tall boys and "ragazze alte" for tall girls.

3. Statistical Usage: About 90% of adjectives in Italian need to agree with the nouns. This shows just how important agreement is for speaking and writing clearly!