Les+adjectifs+réguliers

Qui suis-je?>Les adjectifs réguliers Regular Adjective agreement and placement An adjective is a word that modifies a noun by describing it in some way: shape, color, size, nationality, etc.

**French adjectives are very different from English adjectives in two ways:**

To make adjective agreement, add endings from the chart below to the end of the adjective as indicated by the gender and number of the noun/pronoun.
 * 1. French adjectives change to agree in gender and number with the nouns that they modify, which means there can be up to four forms of each adjective:**

Ce sont de**__s__** gen**__s__** dynamique**__s__**. Elles aiment bien le**__s__** garçon**__s__** suisse**__s__**. C’est un**__e__** voitur**__e__** allemand**__e__**. Le**__s__** fill__e**s**__ timid__e**s**__ n’aiment pas parler.
 * Singulier || Masculine || Féminine ||
 * ^  ||   || e ||
 * Pluriel || s || es ||

**2. In English, adjectives are always found in front of the noun, but most French adjectives follow the noun they modify:**

un livre vert - green book un professeur intelligent - smart teacher

**While most French adjectives follow the rules of regular adjectives, there are still quite a few that have irregular formation and/or irregular placement.**