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    > Similar tests: - Singular or plural? - DE + singulier ou pluriel? - Pluriel des noms composés - Agreement - Plural : nouns ending in ou, au and eu - Plural : Nouns in -al - Accord du verbe : cas particuliers - Singular -> Plural
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    Pluriel des adjectifs qualificatifs


    Il se forme généralement en ajoutant S à l'adjectif singulier.

    Il y a cependant des cas particuliers.

    - les adjectifs en eau font leur pluriel en eaux

     

    - les adjectifs en al font le plus souvent leur pluriel en aux

    * Attention : bancal, fatal, final, natal, naval font leur pluriel en s

     

    - les adjectifs terminés par s ou x au singulier ne changent pas au pluriel

     

    * A noter : bleu : bleus

     

    Mettre les adjectifs au pluriel





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    1. Les chevaux (peureux) ne veulent pas se laisser approcher par les hommes.
    2. Les rapports (concis) que présente le Directeur commercial suffisent à faire comprende la situation de la société.
    3. La couturière n'utilise que des fils (fin) pour coudre les robes en soie.
    4. Cet été, la nature nous a comblés ; notre verger nous a fourni de (beau) fruits.
    5. Dans la forêt, par endroits, la mousse forme des tapis (moelleux) sur lesquels on peut marcher sans faire de bruit.
    6. Les enfants (poli) n'oublient jamais de saluer leur professeur avant de partir.
    7. Un jour, vous tomberez de ces escabeaux (bancal). Je ne veux plus les voir sur ce chantier !
    8. Les journaux (régional) ont beaucoup de lecteurs ; il serait dommage qu'ils disparaissent.
    9. Les deux derniers coups (fatal) que le boxeur asséna à son adversaire le mirent hors de combat.
    10. C'est après des adieux (douloureux) que l'artiste s'est retiré dans sa loge.







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