<p>Adjectives change their endings in French to match the noun depending on whether they are masculine or feminine, and whether they are singular or plural. The rule is simple (add an ‘e’ to the masculine form if they accompany a feminine noun, and an ‘s’ if they accompany a plural noun - add both if both apply). However there are exceptions; this worksheet is to test those exceptions.</p>

<p>Self-marking/testing (or cut-off answers before photocopying) sheet on the most common French adverbs.</p>

<p>Worksheet to improve spelling and pronunciation by getting the irregular plural nouns right, e.g. les animaux, les bateaux, les os, les choux, les gâteaux, les châteaux, les manteaux, les yeux, les feux. This is a practice worksheet which contains the answers - although you can cut them off to make it a test sheet.</p>