In French most adjectives come after the noun. Get to grips with constructing sentences containing adjectives and how to ‘agree’ them with the nouns they describe.
Use superlatives to say something is the most or the least interesting/exciting, the biggest/smallest or the best/worst, and so on.
In French, use the definite articleMeans 'the'. Definite articles change depending on whether the noun it goes with is masculine, feminine, singular or plural., (le/la/les) then plus or moins. The adjectiveUsed to describe nouns and must agree with the nouns they are describing. must still agree with the nounThe name of a thing such as an object, a place or a person. Nouns are often described as naming words..
For example, the superlatives of intéressant are:
Masculine singular
Feminine singular
Masculine plural
Feminine plural
le plus intéressant
la plus intéressante
les plus intéressants
les plus intéressantes
le moins intéressant
la moins intéressante
les moins intéressants
les moins intéressantes
Masculine singular
le plus intéressant
Feminine singular
la plus intéressante
Masculine plural
les plus intéressants
Feminine plural
les plus intéressantes
Masculine singular
le moins intéressant
Feminine singular
la moins intéressante
Masculine plural
les moins intéressants
Feminine plural
les moins intéressantes
‘Best’ and ‘worst’ are irregularSomething that does not follow regular patterns and may have a different form. superlatives in French:
bon (good) → le meilleur - the best
mauvais (bad) → le pire - the worst
They go before the noun. For example:
Elle est la meilleure joueuse de foot dans notre collège. – She’s the best football player in our school.
C’était le pire moment de l’année. – It was the worst time of the year.
If the noun is feminineAll nouns in French are either masculine or feminine., add an -e, if the noun is masculineAll nouns in French are either masculine or feminine.pluralMore than one of an item., add an -s and for feminine plural nouns, add -es.
Arrange these words in the right order to form sentences.
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classe / le / est/ garçon / le / intelligent / plus / Il/ de / la
Il est le garçon le plus intelligent de la classe. - He is the most intelligent boy in the class.
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moins / chère / jupe / J’ai / la / acheté / la
J’ai acheté la jupe la moins chère. - I bought the cheapest skirt.
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pire / jour / C’était / de / le / ma / vie
C’était le pire jour de ma vie. - It was the worst day of my life.
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C’est / meilleure / au / monde / ville / la
C’est la meilleure ville au monde. - It’s the best town in the world.