3 - [fr:]Le genre et le nombre des noms – Exercice[/fr:] [en:]Noun Gender and Number – French Exercise[/en:]
[fr:]Glisse sous chaque nom les étiquettes qui indiquent son genre et son nombre : masculin, féminin, singulier ou pluriel.[/fr:] [en:]Drag the labels under each noun to identify its gender and number: masculine, feminine, singular or plural.[/en:]
Every noun has a gender: it is masculine or feminine.
To identify the gender of a noun, you can use a determiner: un or le generally indicate a masculine noun; une or la generally indicate a feminine noun. There are also other determiners, such as ce, cette, ces, mon, ma, mes, son, sa, ses, etc.
A noun also has a number: it is singular when it refers to one person, animal or thing, and plural when it refers to several.
In the plural, the determiner often changes: un → des, une → des, le → les, la → les.
A noun can therefore be masculine singular, feminine singular, masculine plural or feminine plural.
To identify the gender of a noun, you can use a determiner: un or le generally indicate a masculine noun; une or la generally indicate a feminine noun. There are also other determiners, such as ce, cette, ces, mon, ma, mes, son, sa, ses, etc.
A noun also has a number: it is singular when it refers to one person, animal or thing, and plural when it refers to several.
In the plural, the determiner often changes: un → des, une → des, le → les, la → les.
A noun can therefore be masculine singular, feminine singular, masculine plural or feminine plural.
le citron
son enfant
ses élèves
ces papillons
une araignée
la moutarde
cette faute
les casseroles
des nouvelles
un avocat
masculin singulier
masculin singulier
masculin singulier
féminin singulier
féminin singulier
féminin pluriel
masculin pluriel
féminin pluriel
féminin singulier
masculin pluriel
