In addition, tout precedes both the noun and the definite article ( le, la, l', les) Other common adjectives that precede the noun but do not fall into the BAGS categories include the following: Size: grand (large, big), petit (small, little), court (short), long (long), gros (fat).Goodness (or lack of it): bon (good), gentil (nice), mauvais (bad).Age: nouveau (new), vieux (old), jeune (young).Beauty: beau (beautiful, handsome), joli (pretty).Most adjectives in French follow the noun they modify, for example, la maison blanche (the white house).Ī few short, descriptive adjectives, usually expressing beauty, age, goodness, and size (you can remember this with the acronym “BAGS”), generally precede the nouns they modify: French I: The Future and the Conditional.Prepositions with Geographical Locations.Comparative and Superlative Expressions.
Forming Plural from Singular Adjectives.Changing Masculine to Singular Feminine.
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