French Unit 2: Je me Présente Test Review

Where do regular adjectives typically go in relation to the noun they describe?

In French, all nationalities are masculine.

What does the acronym BAGS stand for in the context of French adjectives?

La _________ is the French term for 'Belgium'.

Match the following family members with their corresponding possessive adjectives:

Unit 2: Je me Présente - Unit Test Study Guide

Regular Adjectives:
- Know the endings for regular adjectives.
- Understand where regular adjectives go in relation to the noun (before or after).
- Identify irregular adjective endings.
Irregular Adjectives:
- Review the irregular adjective examples provided in the classroom slideshow.
- Identify feminine and plural forms of irregular masculine adjectives.
BAGS Rule:
- Understand what the acronym BAGS represents.
- Determine the placement of BAGS adjectives in relation to the noun (before or after).
- Identify three adjectives that have a 5th form for masculine singular in front of a vowel.
Family Members:
- Learn the names of family members in French.
- Use the correct possessive adjectives (mon/ma/mes) with family members.
- Ensure the proper gender of the adjective matches the gender of the family member.
Nationalities:
- Learn the names of various countries in French.
- Know if countries are masculine, feminine, or plural.
- Examples include Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Japan, United States, and others.

Prepare for your Unit 2 test covering French adjectives, family terms, and nationalities. This guide includes details on regular and irregular adjectives, the BAGS rule, and the correct use of possessive adjectives. Master these concepts to excel in your assessment.