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School: 'ils, elles ont' and 'ils, elles sont'

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I can use 'ils, elles ont' and 'ils, elles sont' with a range of adjectives to write sentences describing my school.

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An adjective must agree with the gender of the noun it describes; this is called adjective agreement. Most adjectives end in -e in the feminine form, but some are irregular like 'beau' (beautiful) which becomes 'belle'. To express 'they have' use 'ils ont' or 'elles ont'. To express 'they are' use 'ils sont' or 'elles sont'. Adjectives must also agree with the noun in number; many add -s in the masculine plural form and -es in the feminine. Some common adjectives are irregular in the plural: 'vieux' and 'mauvais' stay the same and 'beau' becomes 'beaux'.

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