French Adjectives Activities: Les adjectifs Print and Digital

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Why spend time creating and correcting tests when these French Adjectives Activities and Tests do everything for you? Students practice French adjectives agreement and placement. Les adjectifs activities assess students’ ability to describe people using feminine, masculine, and plural forms of the French adjectives. Includes three versions of each test; printable, digital Google Slides, and digital, autocorrecting, self-grading, and editable Google Forms versions. Suitable for beginners, middle or high school students. Activities can be used as quizzes and tests, homework, or in class activities. French Grammar

✅ FRENCH ADJECTIVES ACTIVITIES AND TESTS: PRINT AND DIGITAL INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING RESOURCES:

 

⭐️ PRINTABLE FRENCH ADJECTIVES ACTIVITY OR TEST: 34 Questions
Assesses students’ ability to describe people and things using feminine, masculine, and plural forms of the French adjectives with proper French noun-adjective agreement and spelling.

 

• 16 questions in which students write complete sentences using descriptive adjectives to say the person is the OPPOSITE of the given adjective. Le livre est cher. Le livre est bon marché.
• Écris l’adjectif féminin : 18 questions in which students write complete sentences using the feminine form of the adjective.

 

⭐️ GOOGLE SLIDES VERSION OF FRENCH ADJECTIVES TEST

 

⭐️ AUTOCORRECTING, EDITABLE TEST LES ADJECTIFS: 32 Questions

• 13 short-answer, illustrated questions: Students write the opposite French adjective of the one given with the proper agreement and spelling according to the images. Écris le contraire de l’adjectif donné. Modèle : Marc est petit. Marc est… grand.
• 17 short-answer questions: Students complete the sentences by writing the feminine form of the given adjective. Écris l’adjectif féminin. Modèle : Marc est petit. Marie est… petite. Il est roux. Elle est rousse.

⭐️ PRINTABLE PLACEMENT OF FRENCH ADJECTIVES TEST: 26 Questions

• 20 questions in which students write complete sentences using the correct noun adjective agreement and placement of French adjectives. Écris des phrases complètes avec des noms et des adjectifs. Michelle est mince (Fille). C’est une fille mince.
• 6 questions: Given sentences with feminine nouns and adjectives, students write complete sentences using first the masculine form, then the plural form of the adjectives: Écris le masculin d’abord, et après, écris le pluriel. C’est une vielle femme. (Un homme) C’est un vieil homme. Ce sont de vieux hommes.

⭐️ GOOGLE SLIDES PLACEMENT OF FRENCH ADJECTIVES ACTIVITY OR TEST

• Adjectives before or after the noun

⭐️ SELF-CORRECTING, EDITABLE, GOOGLE FORMS PLACEMENT OF FRENCH ADJECTIVES QUIZ: 31 Questions

• Choisi la Meilleur réponse: 20 Multiple-choice questions in which students choose the sentence with the correct order of French adjectives, correct French adjective agreement, and correct spelling. C’est un bel homme. C’est une fille tranquille. C’est une gentile fille.
• Écris le masculine. 6 short-answer, illustrated questions in which students complete the sentence writing the masculine form of the adjective. C’est une vielle femme. (Un homme) C’est un… vieil homme.
• Write the Masculin, Plural form of the French Adjectives:
• 5 short-answer questions in which students rewrite the sentences using the masculine, plural forms of the French adjectives. Écris le masculin pluriel. Modèle : C’est une belle robe. (un pantalon) Ce sont… de beaux pantalons.

⭐️ STUDENT HANDOUTS

• Les adjectifs Student Handout with 69 descriptive French Adjectives in alphabetical order with masculine and feminine forms in French and English
• Chart demonstrating the masculine and feminine forms of the French adjectives with the final e, f changing to ve, cher changing to chère with the accent grave, n changing to nne (ancien, ancienne), l changing to lle (cruel, cruelle), s changing to sse (gros, grosse), and n changing to nne (bon, bonne)
• Chart showing the masculine singular and plural forms of the adjectives: French adjectives ending in eux and euse, généreux, généreuse; beau, belle; vieux, vieille; etc.
• Chart showing the French adjectives that go after the noun.
• Chart showing the adjectives that go before the noun
• Chart comparing the meaning of adjectives that go before and after the noun: un grand homme, un homme grand
• Related Vocabulary for Describing People and Things: Comment es-tu ? Comment est-il ? Le chat, le chien, personne ne…, que,mais, etc.
• Les cheveux: Sentences demonstrating how to describe a person’s hair in French: Elle a les cheveux noirs.
• Les yeux: Sentences demonstrating how to describe the color of a person’s eyes: Les yeux bleus.

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