Regular Adjectives

Multiple Choice

Which verb is used with adjectives to describe people in French?

• Avoir

• Être

• Faire

• Aller

Open Ended

Why is it important to learn how to use regular adjectives when describing people in French?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following endings would you normally add to make an adjective feminine in French?

• -e

• -s

• -es

• -er

Open Ended

Based on the examples provided, how does the adjective 'amusant' change depending on the gender and number of the subject?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences correctly describes a group of intelligent girls in French?

• Elles sont intelligentes.

• Ils sont intelligents.

• Elle est intelligente.

• Ils sont intelligente.

Multiple Select

Select all the correct forms of the verb 'avoir' used to describe what people have in French.

• ai

• as

• a

• ont

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct French translation for 'He has nice friends'?

• Il a les amis gentils.

• J'ai une voiture française.

• J'ai un appareil-photo noir.

• Il a une voiture noire.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences correctly demonstrates adjective agreement in French?

• Elles sont sportives.

• Ils sont sportives.

• Elles sont sportif.

• Ils sont sportive.

Multiple Choice

What is the difference in adjective agreement between 'Elles sont suisses' and 'Ils sont anglais' as explained in the images?

• 'Suisses' adds an 's' for plural, 'anglais' does not because it already ends in 's'.

• 'Suisses' adds an 'e' for feminine, 'anglais' does not.

• 'Suisses' is always singular, 'anglais' is always plural.

• 'Suisses' and 'anglais' both add 'e' for feminine.

Open Ended

Based on the examples and explanations in images 2 and 3, what is the rule for making adjectives agree in gender and number with the noun in French?

Open Ended

What questions do you still have about using adjectives with the verb 'être' in French?

Open Ended

Why is the verb 'être' important when using adjectives to describe people in French?