Mastering French Plural Endings with X

This video tutorial by Dylan covers the rules and exceptions for forming plurals in French, focusing on when to use 'x' instead of 's'. It includes examples of nouns and adjectives, discusses irregular plurals, and provides tips for remembering these rules. A free PDF is available for subscribers, and viewers are encouraged to suggest topics for future videos.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Conjugation of verbs

• French culture

• French pronunciation

• Plural of nouns and adjectives ending in 'x'

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• Take notes during the lesson

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In French, what do you usually add to a noun to make it plural?

• e

• s

• z

• x

Which of the following endings does NOT change when forming plurals in French?

• s

• al

• au

• el

How do you form the plural of a noun ending in 'al'?

• Add 's'

• Add 'x'

• Remove 'al' and add 's'

• Remove 'al' and add 'aux'

What is the plural form of 'travail'?

• travailx

• travaux

• travailes

• travails

Which of the following words takes 'x' in its plural form?

• bal

• bijou

• cheval

• festival

What is the plural form of 'cheval'?

• chevalx

• chevaux

• chevales

• chevals

Which of the following is NOT a meaning of 'chou'?

• Toy

• Cabbage

• Sweetie

• Pastry

What should you do if you have a topic you struggle with in French?

• Ignore it

• Ask a friend

• Search for another video

• Leave a comment on Dylan's video