A worksheet on adjectives in French. A range of tasks to consolidate knowledge of adjectives, adjectival agreements, connectives and intensifiers. Pupils can build up to completing sentence-level translations to describe friends. Most of the adjectives are taken from Expo 2 Vert Module 6. However, the worksheet can be used in a generic way with any year group, either as a starter, main written task or revision task.

Editable French adjective worksheet, requiring learners to match French adjectives to their English translations before writing a few sentences to describe places and activities in Paris.

Resources for French GCSE to present and review adjectives on a PPT - this covers adjectival agreement, irregular adjectives, order of adjectives, comparative and superlative adjectives, possessive and demonstrative adjectives. Also includes a student worksheet with multiple choice, gap-fill and translation sentences.

80 common adjectives from the new GCSE specification with emoji illustrations. Perfect for a "washing line" style display, and can be used in a variety of activities (spotting patterns, selecting adjectives relevant to specific topics etc.) You could get students to select a number of adjectives that they want on the washing line for them to use in class, and then change it each term. They are also annotated with information about placement (e.g. "I go before the noun") and when they are used with "faire" (e.g. "use with faire!"). (They are A5 posters so you can print two (landscape) on a sheet of A4.)

A 3-page worksheet or activity sequence introducing a range of higher-level adjectives and focusing on the principles of adjective agreement within context of personality / le caractère / la personnalité / descriptions of people. Activities: Matching task for vocab short dictation of the verb être beat the teacher inductive grammar task grammar table exercise to focus on endings short listening correct or incorrect task All answers included. Activities could easily be extended by doing translations both ways on mini whiteboards to consolidate all language at any point.

This was made for Year 9 top set, to recap/ introduce all possessive adjectives. I got pupils to use what they had learnt to write creatively about another famous family when they had completed all the exercises.

To use with Unit 1 Chapter 3 of Studio 1. Comment je me vois. Builds on basic vocabulary to include more words. Includes: - Activity with vocabulary describing personality around the room and students fill in the gap. - Drills to practise the personality adjectives with adjective agreement.

This is a reference tool for students to help them use possessive adjectives / pronouns correctly in French.

Easy to learn revision key adjectives list for GCSE French includes masculine and feminine word endings to use in writing exam

Use this PPT to teach pupils how adjectives work in French. It includes regular and irregular endings, along with common adjectives that never change.

A very detailed list of vocab to describe clothes and tasks to drill them in

This is a step-by-step guide to using possessive adjectives in French. The PowerPoint slides can be used for pupils to record grammar notes in their books about the use of possessive adjectives. There are 37 slides and it goes through all possessive adjectives and there are lots of exercises to complete as you go through to check comprehension. Exercises include gap fill, reading comprehension and translations. There is a worksheet that accompanies the PowerPoint and a second worksheet that pupils could work on individually, in class or for homework.

An introduction to French adjectives which includes the following vocabulary amongst others: amusant timide intelligent sociable adorable paresseux actif sportif creatif courageux je suis quelqu’un de Tu es comment There is a no snakes and no ladders game, sentence builder and other activities too. Plus a starter to support self quizzing

A Powerpoint, worksheet and answer sheet to accompany video here: https://youtu.be/SU7q3yhzb90 Suitable for KS3/KS4 French through to adult learners. ***

A Powerpoint, worksheet and answer sheet to accompany video here: https://youtu.be/SU7q3yhzb90 Suitable for KS3/KS4 French through to adult learners.

A self-made PowerPoint on adjectives and adjectival agreements. Includes regular and irregular adjectives, as well as various adjectival patterns and adjectives which change meaning depending on whether they come before and after the noun. Includes examples of each as well as exercises on certain slides. Slides also make a useful handout for pupils. The accompanying word document is a list of useful adjectives to describe personality which can be used as an extension to PowerPoint in getting pupils to agree adjectives to describe someone in their family or a friend.

Document includes 17 adjectives in French with their English translations. Fully adaptable, and the words/backgrounds can be changed or added to if required. Eye-catching classroom display, which supports learning and encourages students to use a variety of adjectives in their work, particularly useful when giving and justifying opinions.

Wordsearch on the feminine forms of common French appearance/personality adjectives. Pupils must work out the feminine form, and check their answers by finding the feminine adjective in the wordsearch. Suitable for higher KS2/low ability KS3.

French Grammar PPT covering the following topics in-depth: Adjective agreement Regular/Irregular adjective conjugations/rules Position of Adjectives and exceptions Adjectives preceding the noun rules Multiple nouns and adjectives Adjective-adjective compounds Invariable adjectives Comparative forms Comparative/Superlative plus irregular forms Adverbs Translation of the above Suitable for AS-A level, or Year 11 but can be adapted to teach grammar concepts to younger years.

KS3/KS4 revision on adjectives for French GCSE Mind map (with agreement rules and irregular adjectives). One worksheet + answers. Four in a row ready to print to work in pairs A board game (to use as a starter or plenary)

Use this PPT to introduce pupils to adjectives to describe personality and then both masculine and feminine versions.