Indefinite Adjectives
French: AQA GCSE (2025 Exams), topic 6.8.11
Some, Each
'Some' and 'each' are indefinite pronouns. They do NOT change for feminine or masculine, singular or plural. An exception is 'quelque', meaning 'some', which becomes 'quelques' when it's plural.
Chaque - each, every
- 'Chaque' means 'each' or 'every'.
- 'Chaque' doesn't change for masculine or feminine, and only for singular nouns.
- Je vais au gymnase chaque jour.
- I go to the gym every day.
- Chaque année, je vais en vacances.
- Every year, I go on holiday.
Quelque - some, a few
- 'Quelque' means 'some' or 'a few'.
- It adds an 's' when it goes before a plural noun, but it does not change for masculine or feminine.
- J'ai besoin de quelques minutes.
- I need a couple of minutes.
- J'ai acheté quelques gâteaux.
- I bought some cakes.
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