Nationalities in French must agree with the subject's gender and number. If the subject is feminine, an "e" is added to the nationality adjective. If the subject is plural, an "s" is added to the nationality adjective. Examples show nationalities agreeing with feminine singular subjects like "She is French" and "They are English (females)" as well as masculine singular like "He is English" and plural like "We are American (females)" and "They are English (males)".
Nationalities in French must agree with the subject's gender and number. If the subject is feminine, an "e" is added to the nationality adjective. If the subject is plural, an "s" is added to the nationality adjective. Examples show nationalities agreeing with feminine singular subjects like "She is French" and "They are English (females)" as well as masculine singular like "He is English" and plural like "We are American (females)" and "They are English (males)".
Nationalities in French must agree with the subject's gender and number. If the subject is feminine, an "e" is added to the nationality adjective. If the subject is plural, an "s" is added to the nationality adjective. Examples show nationalities agreeing with feminine singular subjects like "She is French" and "They are English (females)" as well as masculine singular like "He is English" and plural like "We are American (females)" and "They are English (males)".
Nouns and adjectives of nationality agree with the
gender (feminine/masculine/singular/plural); if the subject is feminine, than you need to add an e and if the subject is plural, then you need to add a s. Examples: Elle est française = She is French Il est anglais = He is English Nous sommes américaines = We are American (females) Elles sont anglaises = They are English (females) Ils sont anglais = They are English (males) 33