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Lesson 12 of 12
- Year 7
Lesson 12 of 12
- Year 7
Describing things and people (Part 2/2)
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will practise using common irregular adjectives and the pre-nominal adjective position.
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Adult supervision recommended
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9 Questions
Q1.1. New
1. New
grand/grande
vieux/vielle
Q2.2. Vieux/vielle
2. Vieux/vielle
new
young
Q3.4. What is the masculine form of the adjective 'beautiful'?
4. What is the masculine form of the adjective 'beautiful'?
belle
jolie
Q4.5. What is the correct feminine form of the adjective 'high'?
5. What is the correct feminine form of the adjective 'high'?
grand
haut
Q5.6. le bâtiment
6. le bâtiment
basement
house
Q6.7. Church
7. Church
la maison
La rue
Q7.8. Le pont
8. Le pont
post office
shop
Q8.Garden
Garden
la maison
la rue
Q9.Which of these adjectives goes in front of the noun it describes?
Which of these adjectives goes in front of the noun it describes?
intéressant
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9 Questions
Q1.new
new
grand/grande
vieux/vielle
Q2.vieux/vieille
vieux/vieille
new
young
Q3.What is the masculine form of the adjective 'beautiful'?
What is the masculine form of the adjective 'beautiful'?
belle
jolie
Q4.What is the correct feminine form of the adjective 'high'?
What is the correct feminine form of the adjective 'high'?
grand
haut
Q5.le bâtiment
le bâtiment
basement
house
Q6.Church
Church
la maison
La rue
Q7.Le pont
Le pont
post office
shop
Q8.Garden
Garden
la maison
la rue
Q9.Which of these adjectives goes in front of the noun it describes?
Which of these adjectives goes in front of the noun it describes?
intéressant
sympa