Adjective agreement in French is essential to using adjectives correctly
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It’s important to know the different endings that French adjectives have in the singular and plural, as well as their masculine and feminine forms
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surpris (surprised) 3) When the default form of the adjective
In French, adjectives ( beau, nouveau, vieux) have different plural forms when they are masculine and they are feminine
The plurals of irregular nouns and adjectives require an -x instead
The articles and verbs agree with the nouns
la ville intéressante Ville is feminine and singular, so the adjective needs to be feminine and singular
Agreement with feminine plural nouns
The main thing to know is that we add an « s » at the end for the plural
To form the masculine plural , add an -x to the adjectives ending in -eau (beau/nouveau), and vieux doesn't change
Mon (my) – used for masculine singular nouns that start with a consonant; Ma (my) – used for feminine singular nouns one
beau/belle – beautiful or handsome
the month; l’œil → For some nouns, the word
Some French adjectives are invariable, meaning that there is no change between masculine and feminine (though they still often require a Masculine and Feminine Forms of Adjectives in French Grammar
Size: Adjectives like haut (e) – high, gros (se) – fat and petit(e) – small are front-runners as well
G oodness
All French adjectives agree in number (singular or plural) and gender (masculine or feminine) with the nouns they describe
Most French nouns form their plural by adding an -s to their singular form
Agreement of French adjectives
un chat noir a black cat → des chats noirs black cats une valise lourde a heavy suitcase → des valises lourdes heavy suitcases
What rule to apply depends only on the word’s ending
This rule applies to both masculine and feminine plural nouns and adjectives
Rêves is a plural noun
There are some cases like the word un pneu (a tire) which takes an -s at the end and not an -x -> des pneus (tires)