Year 10 - French
Un bon déjeuner familial : adjectives used as nouns and position of adjectives
My personal world: Ma famille
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Year 10 - French
My personal world: Ma famille
This unit revisits definite, indefinite and partitive articles, possessive adjectives, as well as adjective agreement and positioning rules. Pupils will learn one further adjective agreement rule. Lessons also further practise liaison and silent final letters.
You will learn to use adjectives as nouns and a range of adjectives before and after the noun to describe a family event.
Many adjectives also function as nouns when preceded by a definite article (le, la, les). It is common to hear adjectives used as nouns to mean ''the [adjective] one'' e.g Je veux la verte!
word that gives information about a noun. Say or write it in a short sentence so you use the word actively.
Mistake: Adjectives only have one possible translation. Correction: In French, adjectives can be used as a noun. When preceded by a definite article, they are often translated as the (adjective) one e.g. le bleu is translated as the blue one, not blue or the blue.
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