Une équipe francophone : adjective agreement, making comparisons
I can understand descriptions of a Francophone sports team, recognising and applying knowledge of adjective agreements and comparisons.
Une équipe francophone : adjective agreement, making comparisons
I can understand descriptions of a Francophone sports team, recognising and applying knowledge of adjective agreements and comparisons.
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Key learning points
- To make adjectives feminine add -e, change -x to -se, -el to -elle, -en to -enne, -f to -ve, -er to -ère, or no change.
- To form plural adjectives we add -s, unless the adjective ends in -x or -s. -al and -eau change to -aux and -eaux.
- To make comparisons in French we use 'plus ... que', 'moins ... que' and 'aussi ... que' with adjectives and adverbs.
Keywords
Adjective - a word that gives information about a noun
Comparative - a form of adjective or adverb used to compare people, things or ideas
Common misconception
To make a comparative adjective in French, add the suffix -er to an adjective.
Most comparatives are formed using 'plus ... que' (more ... than), 'moins ... que' (less ... than), and 'aussi ... que' (as ... as). The adjective to compare goes in the middle and agrees with gender and number of the noun being compared.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
chocolate
error, mistake
chips, fries
vegetable
chicken
speed
skill
starter
food
rule, ruler
track, trail
suitcase
Exit quiz
5 Questions
no change
change to -aux
change to -eaux
add -e
change to -se
change to -elle
change to -enne
change to -ve
change to to -ère