Adjectives after c'est are masculine
Laura
Kwiziq language super star
13/07/17
Bonjour Tamani,
When c'est is followed only by an adjective, it's masculine: C'est joli, C'est bon, C'est intéressant.
When it's followed by a noun and adjective, as in your examples, the adjective follows the normal rules of agreement.
When c'est is followed only by an adjective, it's masculine: C'est joli, C'est bon, C'est intéressant.
When it's followed by a noun and adjective, as in your examples, the adjective follows the normal rules of agreement.
Aurélie
Kwiziq language super star
14/07/17
Thanks to your question Tamani, I've now updated the related lesson to remove any ambiguity :)
Merci et à bientôt !
Merci et à bientôt !
Tamani
Kwiziq community member
15/07/17
I'm glad I've made an impact!
Merci!
Merci!
Stevenson
Kwiziq community member
3/11/17
Hi Aurèlie, what did you change in the lesson because after reading it several times I still had the same question as Tamani, although your response did answer my question. Thanks
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Tamani
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12 July 2017
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Adjectives after c'est are masculine
Yet the examples state: "C'est une jolie robe," and "C'est une bonne nageuse." Why is the feminine used here?
This relates to:
C'est vs il/elle est: Saying it is -