French adjectives: BEFORE or AFTER the noun?

The video tutorial explains the placement of adjectives in French sentences, focusing on the BAGS trick. BAGS stands for Beauty, Age, Goodness, and Size, which are categories of adjectives that typically precede nouns. The tutorial provides examples for each category and highlights exceptions where adjective placement can alter meaning. It emphasizes that most adjectives follow the noun, but understanding the BAGS categories helps in identifying exceptions.

What does the letter 'G' in the BAGS acronym stand for, and give an example?

What are some adjectives that indicate size in French?

How does the meaning of adjectives change when placed before or after a noun?