INTERROGATIVE AD JECTIVE (Nominative

quel trafic (which traffic), quelle craie (which chalk), quel agneau (which lamb), quelle eau (which water), quel honneur (which honour), quelle huile (which oil). Plural:

quels livres (which books), quelles classes (which classes)

quels appels (which calls), quelles écoles (which schools)

quels honneurs (which honours), quelles huiles (which oils).

REFERENCE GRAMMAR

13. DEMONSTRATIVE AD JECTIVE (Nominative): ce trafic (that trame), cette craie (that chalk)

cet agneau (that lamb), cette eau (that water) cet honneur (that honour), cette huile (that oil) Plural:

ces livres (those books), ces classes (those classes)

ces agneaux (those lambs), ces appels (those calls) ces honneurs (those honours), ces huiles (those oils)

14. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES (first pers. sing. and plur.): mon livre (my book), plur.: mes livres (my books) mon agneau (my lamb), " mes agneaux (my lambs) mon hôte (my guest), " mes hôtes (my guests) ma classe (my class), " mes classes (my classes) mon école (f.) (my school), " mes écoles (my schools) mon huile (f.) (my oil), " mes huiles (my oils)

15. In a similar manner, the second and third pers. sing., and the first, second, and third pers. plur. agrée with the object possessed, in gender and number, i.e.y their respective forms shown on p. 318, No. 100, are used, as the case requires, before nouns that are masc, or fem., or begin with an h mute, in the singular; there is only one form, in the plural, for each person, regardless of whether the object possessed is masc, or fem., or begins with h mute.

16. ADJECTIVES OF QUALITY: their masculine and féminine forms are given in the Assigned Vocabularies (pp. 250-291), as well as in the General Vocabulary (pp. 339-376).

As a rule, those adjectives form their féminine by adding e mute to their masculine, e.g. :

content (glad), fem.: contente occupé (busy), " occupée

17. The last letter of some of those adjectives in their masculine is e mute; in that case the féminine and masculine forms are alike, e.g. :

chaque (each), fem.: chaque rapide (fast), " rapide

18. There are adjectives whose féminine form is irregular. A full list of those used in this course is given on pp. 314-316, No. 76-87.

19. Adjectives of quality form their plural by adding s to their respective masculine, or féminine form, e.g.:

content (glad), plur. : contents contente w " contentes

occupé (busy) plur.: occupés occupée " " occupées

20. Some of those adjectives form their plural irregularly; they are given on p. 316, No. 88-92.

21. Adjectives of quality modifying more than one noun at a time are plural. If those nouns are ail masculine, the adjective is masc. plur.; if they are ail féminine, the adjective is fem. plur.; if those nouns are masculines and féminines, the adjective is plural masculine; e.g.:

Louis et Lucien sont occupés (Louis and Lucian are busy) Rose et Marguerite sont occupées (Rose and Margaret are busy) Louis et Rose sont occupés (Louis and Rose are busy)