French: Descriptive Adjectives

The video tutorial covers the basic uses of the French verb 'être', including stating identity, location, and descriptions. It explains how to use adjectives with 'être', focusing on gender and number agreement. The tutorial also introduces possessive adjectives and family vocabulary, and concludes with describing possessions and surroundings.

Which of the following is NOT a basic use of 'être' in French?

• To describe a characteristic

• To indicate a location

• To describe an action

• To state someone's profession

What is the correct form of 'être' to use when describing a lazy brother?

• es

• suis

• sont

• est

How do you change an adjective ending in 'eux' to its feminine form?

• Replace 'eux' with 'euxe'

• Change 'eux' to 'euse'

• Add 'e'

• Add 's'

Which possessive adjective would you use for a masculine noun?

• tes

• mon

• mes

• ma

What is the French word for 'my' when referring to a plural noun?

• mon

• ma

• mes

• ton

What is the French term for 'grandparents'?

• oncles

• parents

• grands-parents

• enfants

Which of the following colors does NOT change when used with a feminine noun?

• bleu

• noir

• rouge

• vert

What is the feminine form of the color 'blanc'?

• blanche

• blanca

• blanc

• blancs

Which word would you use to say 'in my room' in French?

• sous ma chambre

• avec ma chambre

• sur ma chambre

• dans ma chambre

What does the French word 'aussi' mean?

• Again

• Also

• Always

• Australia