Mastering Agreement of Adjectives in French

The video tutorial covers the agreement of adjectives in French, focusing on their placement, formation of feminine forms, irregularities, and plural agreements. It explains that most adjectives follow the noun, except for those indicating beauty, age, goodness, and size. The tutorial also highlights the addition of 'e' for feminine forms and 's' for plural forms, with exceptions for adjectives ending in 'e' or 'eux'.

What do adjectives in French describe?

• Times

• Nouns or pronouns

• Places

• Actions

Which adjectives typically precede the noun they describe?

• Quantity, Purpose

• Position, Opinion

• Color, Material

• Beauty, Age, Goodness, Size

Which of the following adjectives precedes the noun?

• Grand

• Nouveau

• Intelligent

• Bon

How is a feminine adjective typically formed from a masculine adjective?

• Removing 'e'

• Adding 'e'

• Adding 's'

• No change needed

What happens if a masculine adjective ends in 'e'?

• Change 'e' to 'a'

• No additional 'e' is added

• Add another 'e'

• Remove the 'e'

How does the adjective 'beau' change when preceding a masculine noun starting with a vowel?

• Beau

• Beaux

• Belle

• Bel

What is the feminine form of an adjective ending in 'eux'?

• Euse

• Euxe

• Eux

• Euse

What is the correct feminine form of 'nouveau' when it precedes a noun starting with a consonant?

• Nouvel

• Nouveaux

• Nouveau

• Nouvelle

How do you make a French adjective plural?

• Add 'x'

• Add 'e'

• Add 's'

• No change

If an adjective describes a plural noun, how is the adjective modified?

• Add 'e'

• Add 'es'

• Add 's'

• No change