the ‘a’, ‘an’ or some that comes before a noun (a tree, an elephant, some books)

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

an adjective in its plural form: deux livres intéressants

[(e)au], [o]

gauche

photo

rouge

aussi

zero

gateau

A1-1 chaud, chou

A1-2 seau, sous

A1-3 tout, tôt

A1-4 dos, doux

A1-5 trou, trop

il y a un livre

il y a une peluche

il y a des livres

il y a des peluches

il y a des questions

B1-1 Il y a une réponse.

B1-2 Il y a des questions.

B1-3 Il a des crayons.

B1-4 Il a un livre.

B1-5 Il y a des tâches.

B1-6 Il a un problème.

il y a un garçon amusant

il y a une fille amusante

il y a deux garçons amusants

il y a deux filles amusantes

My ideal teacher: singular and plural adjectives

French

A horrible week! 'avoir' singular persons and adjectives after the noun

To have or to be: 'avoir' and 'être' singular

In class: 'il y a' and 'ce sont'

Exchange school in England: 'nous avons' and 'vous avez'

Our own space: 'ils ont', 'elles ont' and adjectives before the noun

Hair and eyes: singular and plural adjective agreement

All about me: presenting myself in French

In this unit, pupils use singular and plural postnominal adjectives and 'avoir' in the contexts of an online exchange, conversations between cousins in France and Haiti, and physical description of hair and eyes. Supporting sounds are Silent Final e and -s liaison.

What I and others have: plural 'avoir' and nouns

'Il y a {{}} livres' - 'There are some books'. What is the missing word?

Add the correct adjective. 'Elle a des livres ...'.

Put the words in order to make a sentence.

Which of these phrases means 'she has not'?

Match the parts of the verbs 'avoir' and 'être'.

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