French Compound Noun Plurals
French compound noun plurals: test your knowledge!
One cauliflower or several cauliflowers? In French, compound nouns can be tricky to pluralise! Depending on the words they contain, some parts change while others remain unchanged. Knowing which elements take the plural ending is not always easy.
These online grammar exercises will help you recognise different compound noun structures and practise the rules for forming their plurals. Work through a variety of examples, learn to spot common traps and improve your French spelling step by step!
