In French, adjectives must agree in gender and number with the noun they describe. This means they change their endings depending on whether the noun is masculine, feminine, singular or plural. Can you complete this crossword by finding the correct form of each adjective? Bonne chance!
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Clues
Across
- 1. Active feminine
- 3. Gender grammatical category
- 7. Regular forms
- 8. Number singular or plural
- 9. To determine
- 10. To qualify or describe
- 13. Plural forms
- 14. Agreement in grammar
- 16. Word ending
- 17. Kind nice masculine
- 18. Thousand
Down
- 1. To go
- 2. Old feminine
- 3. Big tall feminine
- 4. Masculine gender
- 5. Qualifying adjective
- 6. Irregular form
- 11. After this point
- 12. Four
- 15. Twelve
Answers
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Across
- 1. Active feminine → active
- 3. Gender grammatical category → genre
- 7. Regular forms → reguliers
- 8. Number singular or plural → nombre
- 9. To determine → determiner
- 10. To qualify or describe → qualifier
- 13. Plural forms → pluriels
- 14. Agreement in grammar → accord
- 16. Word ending → terminaison
- 17. Kind nice masculine → gentil
- 18. Thousand → mille
Down
- 1. To go → aller
- 2. Old feminine → vieille
- 3. Big tall feminine → grande
- 4. Masculine gender → masculin
- 5. Qualifying adjective → qualificatif
- 6. Irregular form → irregulier
- 11. After this point → apres
- 12. Four → quatre
- 15. Twelve → douze
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