In French grammar, the position of adjectives is an essential aspect to understand. Unlike English, where adjectives typically come before the noun they modify, French adjectives can either come before or after the noun, depending on the adjective’s type. Most French adjectives follow the noun they describe, while some common adjectives, known as BANGS adjectives (beauty, age, number, goodness, and size), usually come before the noun. In addition, certain adjectives can change their meaning depending on their position. To practice adjective position in French, the following exercises have been created.
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