when the ending of an adjective matches the noun it describes in gender and number

A1 - 1 [Elle] est gourmande.

A1 - 2 [Il] est rwandais.

A1 - 3 [Il] est fort.

A1 - 4 [Elle] est sénégalaise.

A1 - 5 [Il] est marrant.

A1 - 6 [Elle] est méfiante.

A1 - 7 [Elle] est flamande.

A1 - 8 [Il] est bavard.

‘être’ song - je suis, tu es, il est, elle est, il est, elle est; je suis ...

B2 - 1 [Elle] est intelligente.

B2 - 2 [Il] est amusant.

B2 - 3 [Il] est bon.

B2 - 4 [Il] est content.

B2 - 5 [Elle] est différente.

B2 - 6 [Elle] est française.

B2 - 7 [Il] est travailleur.

B2 - 8 [Elle] est importante.

Two musicians: singular 'être', singular adjectives

French

Rock en Seine : plural 'être', plural adjectives

Dieppe festival: singular -er verbs, 'pour' and 'sans', intonation questions

Dieppe festival: plural -er verbs, 'est-ce que' questions

In this unit, pupils reactivate their knowledge of être and -er verbs in all forms in the present tense. Previously learnt vocabulary is revisited along with 'ne...pas', adjective agreement and number patterns and pour and sans with an infinitive.

Music and other cultural events: être, adjectives, -ER verbs, questions

Languages have a fixed set of words that stay the same forever.

New words are added and meanings can shift as society and technology change.

Words are removed from the language every year to keep it simple.

People are not allowed to make up new words, so language stays constant.

Which of the following best explains how language changes over time?

Fill in the missing word in this:  Most final letter 'e's are silent e.g. 'timide'. Pronounce the {{}} preceding a silent final 'e'

Match up the beginning and ending of the sentences. Feminine forms of adjectives are as follows:

Put the words in order in the sentence below.

What is the correct form of the verb 'être' in the present tense 'je' form?

Fill in the missing word: adjectives agree in gender and {{}} with the noun they are describing.

Translate the following sentence into French: 'The woman is intelligent.'

Order the words to say: 'The woman is not very ambitious.'

Two musicians: singular 'être', singular adjectives

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