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| en:grammaire:noms_adjectif:adjectifs:epithetes:masculin_feminin [2021/02/26 18:02] – [L'adjectif : le masculin et le féminin, le singulier et le pluriel : cas général] helene | en:grammaire:noms_adjectif:adjectifs:epithetes:masculin_feminin [2023/02/14 14:31] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1 | ||
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| * Pierre est charmant. C'est un homme grand et musclé. | * Pierre est charmant. C'est un homme grand et musclé. | ||
| * //Pierre is charming. He is a tall and muscular man.// | * //Pierre is charming. He is a tall and muscular man.// | ||
| - | * Sarah est charmante. C'est une femme grande | + | * Sarah est charmant**e**. C'est une femme grand**e** |
| * //Sarah is charming. She is a tall and muscular woman.// | * //Sarah is charming. She is a tall and muscular woman.// | ||
| //To specify a plural noun, we must put the adjective in the plural form. Usually, we add a final " | //To specify a plural noun, we must put the adjective in the plural form. Usually, we add a final " | ||
| - | * Pierre est charmant. Pierre et Olivier sont charmants. | + | * Pierre est charmant. Pierre et Olivier sont charmant**s**. |
| * //Pierre is charming. Pierre and Olivier are charming.// | * //Pierre is charming. Pierre and Olivier are charming.// | ||
| - | * Sarah est charmante. Sarah et Marie sont charmantes. | + | * Sarah est charmante. Sarah et Marie sont charmant**es**. |
| * Sarah is charming. Sarah and Marie are charming | * Sarah is charming. Sarah and Marie are charming | ||
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