How much do you know about French adjectives? In French, you can employ more than one adjective at a time to refer to someone or something. If one of the adjectives comes before the noun and the other typically goes after the noun, the word order supports the typical pattern. If both adjectives come following the noun, they are joined together with the word and. An example of an adjective in French is the word petit. This quiz is ‘bon,’ or good for learning about French adjectives.
Joli
Laid
Drôle
Petit
Petite
Petites
Petite
Jouer
Drôle
Juste
Poli
Trop
Jouer
Bon
Actif
Bon
Bons
Bonne
Drôle
Libéral
Mignon
Il est sportif
Elle est tres sportive
Elle est sportif
Joli
Beau
Grand
Grand
Mauvais
Sympathiques
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