a BRAGS adjective (beauty, rank, age, good/bad or size) that goes before the noun: 'un vieux vélo'

when pronounced, air passes through both nose and mouth

A1- 1 menu

A1 -2 membre

A1 -3 dramatique

A1 -4 champion

A1 -5 centre

A1 -6 remarque

A1 -7 croissant

A1 -8 organisation

B2 -1 tu as l'oiseau...-

B2 -2 je visite la montagne...

B2 -3 J'ai un chien...

B2 -4 J'ai des animaux...

B2 -5  Il y a .... oiseaux?

B2 -6 Tu as trouvé le ... chat?

B4 -1 Un nouveau bâtiment est ouvert à Genève.

B4 -2 C’est le musée national de science.

B4 -3 Les jeunes personnes de la région vont être les premiers ...

B4 -4 Puis, les visiteurs internationaux viennent.

B4 -5 Avec un billet cher on peut visiter les laboratoires

B4 -6 C’est possible de visiter le musée chaque mois avec le même billet.

B4 -7 Dehors, il y a un beau jardin.

B4 -8 On peut manger un bon repas au café.

B4 -9 Et on peut acheter des petits cadeaux au magasin.

In the headlines: pre- and postnominal adjectives

French

A day in the life of a journalist: plural masculine nouns '-x' and '-aux'

Fire at the zoo! Plural adjectives

Descriptions with multiple adjectives

In this unit, pupils extend their knowledge of plural formation for nouns and adjectives. They refresh their knowledge on adjectives before and after the nouns. The positioning of multiple adjectives is practised as is the use of very frequent adjectives, même, autre and plusieurs.

In the news: plural adjectives

Match the words to the correct pronunciation rule.

Put the words in the correct order to form a headline.

Which of these adjectives usually comes before the noun in French?

What does the acronym BRAGS stand for in French adjective placement?

Which one sentence correctly uses an adjective from the 'Rank' category?

word that gives information about a preposition

Which of these is the correct definition for an 'adjective'?

Complete this sentence with the infinitive form of 'to find': on peut {{}} un animal

They usually come after the noun, but some come before.

They are always at the end of the sentence.

Which of the following is true about adjectives in French?

In the headlines: pre- and postnominal adjectives

Lesson outcome