pronouncing a usually silent final consonant because a word starting with a silent 'h' follows

when the ending of an adjective matches the noun it describes in gender and number

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Jobs: feminine adjectives

French

In this unit, pupils revisit 'être', 'avoir', intonation and inversion questions. The question structure 'est-ce que' is introduced. Feminine adjective agreement and feminine noun formation rules are extended. Liaison with 'h' and stress syllabification are introduced, and s-liaison revisited.

Jobs: 'avoir' and 'être', feminine nouns

What's the word that describes pronouncing a usually silent final consonant if the next word starts with a vowel or silent [h]?

Put the sentence 'He is sad but she is happy' in order in French.

What letter do you add in French to make a regular adjective feminine?

What infinitive do the verbs 'je suis', 'nous sommes' and 'elles sont' come from?

Order the French for the sentence 'They are going to Algiers in Algeria by plane'.

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