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My ideal teacher: singular and plural adjectives

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I can form sentences using adjective agreement with plural adjectives, and the indefinite article 'des'.

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The SSCs (sound-symbol correspondences) [au], [eau] and [o] make the same sound. To refer to a masculine noun use the indefinite article un. To refer to a feminine noun use the indefinite article une. To refer to a plural noun use the indefinite article 'des' (some). It does not change based on the gender of the noun. Adjective agreement is the change of spelling of an adjective based on the gender and number of the noun it describes. We often add an 'e' to make an adjective feminine and an 's' to make it plural. Add an 'es' to make it feminine plural.

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