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Adjectives: Physical Descriptions

Adjectives: Physical Descriptions

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World Languages

6th - 8th Grade

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Sylicia Worrell-Donatien

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10 Slides • 9 Questions

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Physical Descriptions

Learning how to describe physical features in French

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Multiple Choice

Il est comment?

What do you think that means in English?

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He is commenting

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What is he like?

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What is he doing?

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Multiple Choice

Elle est comment?

What does the "elle " in this sentence mean?

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Me

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Her

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She

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Multiple Select

Tu es comment? This can mean what? Tick all that apply.

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What kind of person are you?

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Describe yourself.

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Are you commenting?

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What are you like?

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What are you/is he/she is like? Describe yourself/him/her.

  • We use "comment"

  • We use the correct form of the verb "être"

  • Tu es/ Il est/Elle est: You are/ he is/ she is.

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So let's learn some adjectives.

Il est petit. Il est grand.

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Elle est petite. Elle est grande.

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Multiple Choice

What do petit/petite and grand/grande mean respectively?

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short and tall

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small and big

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small and grand

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Open Ended

Did you notice the spelling changes? Petit/petite and grand/grande? Can you explain why this happens?

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Some more adjectives.

  • Elle est grosse

  • Elle est mince

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  • Il est gros.

  • Il est mince.

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Multiple Choice

Gros/ grosse and mince mean what respectively?

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huge and skinny

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heavy and light

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Fat and slim

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Open Ended

Note that "mince" remains the same whether masculine or feminine. Can you think of any other adjectives to describe personality that we learned that are like that?

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Modifying words with adjectives.

Il est grand. Il est assez grand. Il est très grand.

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Il est petit. Il est assez petit. Il est très petit.

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Il est gros. Il est assez gros. Il est très gros.

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Open Ended

What do you think " assez" and "très" mean respectively?

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Summary

  • Adjectives agree in gender: they change to match if the noun is feminine or masculine: Grosse/Gros, Petite/petit

  • There are some exceptions: mince.

  • We add assez(quite) and très(very) in front of the adjective to modify it somewhat.

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Poll

On a scale of 1-5 ( 1 being very weak and 5 being quite strong) how well so you understand this topic now?

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Physical Descriptions

Learning how to describe physical features in French

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