adjectivesadjectives and word order. starter what is a “noun”? what is an “adjective”?

6
Adjectives Adjectives And word order And word order

Upload: lizbeth-cameron

Post on 17-Dec-2015

226 views

Category:

Documents


5 download

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: AdjectivesAdjectives And word order. Starter What is a “noun”? What is an “adjective”?

AdjectivesAdjectivesAdjectivesAdjectives

And word orderAnd word order

Page 2: AdjectivesAdjectives And word order. Starter What is a “noun”? What is an “adjective”?

Starter

What is a “noun”?

What is an “adjective”?

Page 3: AdjectivesAdjectives And word order. Starter What is a “noun”? What is an “adjective”?

Noun or adjective?

big

cat

blue

sad

book

pencil

Page 4: AdjectivesAdjectives And word order. Starter What is a “noun”? What is an “adjective”?

What exactly does this sentence mean when translated?

J’ai un stylo bleu.

Answer: I have a pen blue!

French people usually put the adjective (describing word) AFTER the noun (thing).

Page 5: AdjectivesAdjectives And word order. Starter What is a “noun”? What is an “adjective”?

Put these sentences in the correct order.

1. une rouge trousse j’ai2. j’ai stylos des noirs3. un j’ai portable blanc4. une calculatrice j’ai jaune5. trois crayons j’ai verts

Page 6: AdjectivesAdjectives And word order. Starter What is a “noun”? What is an “adjective”?

The adjectives “big” and “small”

The vast majority of adjectives go AFTER the noun.

There are just a small number that go before the noun (as in English).

The most common examples are “big” (grand) and “small” (petit).

J’ai un grand livre – I have a big bookJ’ai un petit crayon – I have a small pencil