adjectives in a the noun in the nouns they German adjectives come before the noun sentence. French* describe: as in English, but have endings (Non-gradable un libro rojo dependent on gender and case: adjective) Awareness of un livre bleu una regla roja agreement of la règle bleue unos libros ein rotes Buch (n) adjectives (i.e the unos reglas rojas en Bleistift (m) ending of the des livres Ich habe einen roten Bleistift N.B: Adjectives that adjective changes des règles bleues (m)(accusative case) end in -o have four depending on the eine rote Tute (f) forms: alto, alta, altos, gender of the noun einige roten Kulis (plural) altas that is being *la belle maison Adjectives that end in described). das rote Buch (n) -e have two Predicate der rote Bleistift (m) inteligente, As the pattern of adjectives are Ich habe einen roten Bleistift (m) inteligentes adjectival endings separated from (accusative case) Most adjectives that is more complex in nouns altogether, die rote Tute (f) end in a consonant German, it may but still agree with die roten Kulis (plural) have two forms: suffice to them. popular, populares recognise that As in English, a German adjective can (form plural by adding changes occur, e.g. La maison est also come after the verb (predicate -es) without learning belle. adjective): "Das Haus ist groß." (The the exact rules house is large.) In such cases the Predicate adjectives which can be adjective will have NO ending. are separated from covered at KS3. altogether, but still agree with them. La puerta está abierta (The door is open) Mi padre es viejo (My father is old) French Spanish German Terminology* Wiki resources Subject pronouns Personal pronoun Pupils should learn je I yo - I ich - I – the forms of these, du - you (singular informal)
adjectives in a sentence. Awareness of agreement of adjectives (i.e the ending of the adjective changes depending on the gender of the noun that is being described). As the pattern of adjectival endings is more complex in German, it may suffice to recognise that changes occur, without learning the exact rules which can be covered at KS3. the noun in French* un livre bleu la règle bleue des livres des règles bleues *la belle maison Predicate adjectives are separated from nouns altogether, but still agree with them. e.g. La maison est belle. the nouns they describe: un libro rojo una regla roja unos libros unos reglas rojas N.B: Adjectives that end in -o have four forms: alto, alta, altos, altas Adjectives that end in -e have two inteligente, inteligentes Most adjectives that end in a consonant have two forms: popular, populares (form plural by adding -es) Predicate adjectives are separated from altogether, but still agree with them. La puerta está abierta (The door is open) Mi padre es viejo (My father is old) German adjectives come before the noun as in English, but have endings dependent on gender and case: ein rotes Buch (n) en Bleistift (m) Ich habe einen roten Bleistift (m)(accusative case) eine rote Tute (f) einige roten Kulis (plural) das rote Buch (n) der rote Bleistift (m) Ich habe einen roten Bleistift (m) (accusative case) die rote Tute (f) die roten Kulis (plural) As in English, a German adjective can also come after the verb (predicate adjective): "Das Haus ist groß." (The house is large.) In such cases the adjective will have NO ending. (Non-gradable adjective) French Spanish German Terminology* Wiki resources Subject pronouns Pupils should learn the forms of these, je – I yo - I ich - I du - you (singular informal) Personal pronoun
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