Today I learned #4
Adjectives come after the noun. Exceptions:
• vieux, vieille/nouveau, nouvelle/jeune
• bon, bonne/mauvais, mauvaise
• petit, petite/grand, grande
• premier, première/dernier, dernière
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Today I learned #4
Adjectives come after the noun. Exceptions:
• vieux, vieille/nouveau, nouvelle/jeune
• bon, bonne/mauvais, mauvaise
• petit, petite/grand, grande
• premier, première/dernier, dernière
Today I learned #3
Basic questions using 'que':
Elle habite = qui habite...?
Il travaille = qui travaille...?
Ils font = qui font...?
Today I learned #2
“___ est plus grand que ___” = “___ is bigger than ___”
e.g. Mon chat est plus grand que le chat de mon frére. My cat is bigger than my brother’s cat.
Today I learned #1
À + le = au À + les = aux
e.g. Je tĂ©lĂ©phone au directeur. — I’m calling the director.Â