Adjectives Flashcards
Active (with both endings)
Alike/the same (with both endings)
Easy (two words)
Expensive (with both endings)
Exciting (with both endings)
Fair
Famous
Fantastic
Fashionable
Fast
Impatient (both endings)
Peaceful (two words)
Perfect (both endings)
Pessimistic
Actif (-tive)
Pareil (le)
Facil/sample
Cher (-h/ere)
Passionnant (e)
Juste
Cél/ebre
Fantastique
/A la mode
Rapide
Impatient (e)
Tranquille/calme
Parfait (e)
Pessimiste.
Pleased (with both endings)
Pleasant
Polite (both endings)
Impolite (both endings)
Popular
Fat (both endings)
Favourite (two words and both with both endings)
Former (both endings)
Friendly (both endings)
Frightening (both endings)
Full (both endings)
Amusing (both endings)
Funny (three words and two of them with both endings)
Content (e)
Agréable
Poli (e)
Impoli (e)
Populaire
Gros (se)
Favori (te) / Préféré (e)
Ancien (ne)
Amical (e)
Effrayant (e)
Plein (e)
Amusant (e)
Dro>le / Marrant (e) / Rigolo (te).
(all might need both endings for m and f)
Hardworking
Healthy
Happy (two words)
Great/marvellous
Great/fantastic
Grateful
Good (well-behaved)
Good
Generous
Heavy
Honest
Hot
Ideal
In a good mood
Travailleur (-euse)
Sain (e)
Content (e) / Heureux (-euse)
Formidable
Chouette/Super/Genial (e)
Reconnaissant (e)
Sage
Bon (ne)
Généreux (-euse)
Lourd (e)
Honne>te
Chaud (e)
Idéal (e)
De bonne humeur.
(all might need both endings for m and f)
In a hurry
Independent
Intelligent/clever
Kind
Lazy
Light
Long
Magnificent
Marvellous
Mature
Modern
Naughty (two words)
Necessary
Negative
Pressé (e)
Indépendant (e)
Intelligent (e)
Gentil (le)
Paresseux (-euse)
Léger (-g/ere)
Long (ue)
Magnifique
Merveilleux (-euse)
Mu>r (e)
Moderne
Méchant (e) / Vilain (e)
Nécessaire
Négatif (-ive).
(all might need both endings for m and f)
(brand) New
New (two words)
Nice/likeable (two words)
Noisy
Normal
Numerous
Old (two words)
Old fashioned
Open
Optimistic
Patient
Positive
Practical
Pretty
Quiet (two words)
Neuf (-uve)
Nouveau / Nouvel (le)
Sympa / Sympathique
Bruyant (e)
Normal (e)
Nombreux (-euse)
Vieux /Viel (le)
Démodé (e)
Ouvert (e)
Optimiste
Patient
Positif (-ive)
Pratique
Joli (e)
Tranquille / calme.
(all might need both endings for m and f)
Real
Reasonable
Recent
Recognised/Well Known
Responsible
Rich
Ridiculous
Ripe
Rotten
Sad
Safe
Same
Réel (le)
Raisonnable
Récent (e)
Reconnu
Responsable
Riche
Ridicule
Mur (e)
Pourri
Triste
Sauf (-uve)
Me>me.
(all might need both endings m and f)
Satisfied
Selfish
Sensational (two words)
Serious (two words)
Short
Shy
Silent
Silly
Situated
Slim
Small/short
Strict (two words)
Strong
Superb
Satisfait (e)
Égoi:ste
Sensationnel (le) / Sensass
Sérieux (-euse) / Grave
Court (e)
Timide
Silencieux (-ieuse)
Be>te
Situé(e)
Mince
Petit (e)
Sév/ere / Strict (e)
Forte (e)
Superbe
Surprised (two words)
Talkative
Thin/narrow
Tidy
Tired
Tiring
True
Typical
Ugly (two words)
Unbelievable
Unfair
Unhappy
Unhealthy
Unpleasant
Surpris (e) / Étonné
Bavard (e)
Étroit (e)
Rangé
Fatigué (e)
Fatigant (e)
Vrai (e)
Typique
Laid (e) / Moche
Incroyable
Malheureux (-euse)
Malsain (e)
Désagréable.
Useful
Useless
Valid
Valuable
Weak
Wet
Worried
Wise
Young
Utile
Inutile
Valable
D’une grande valeur
Faible
Mouillé (e)
Inquiet (-i/ete)
Sage
Jeune.
