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Q

Active (with both endings)

Alike/the same (with both endings)

Easy (two words)

Expensive (with both endings)

Exciting (with both endings)

Fair

Famous

Fantastic

Fashionable

Fast

Impatient (both endings)

Peaceful (two words)

Perfect (both endings)

Pessimistic

A

Actif (-tive)

Pareil (le)

Facil/sample

Cher (-h/ere)

Passionnant (e)

Juste

Cél/ebre

Fantastique

/A la mode

Rapide

Impatient (e)

Tranquille/calme

Parfait (e)

Pessimiste.

2
Q

Pleased (with both endings)

Pleasant

Polite (both endings)

Impolite (both endings)

Popular

Fat (both endings)

Favourite (two words and both with both endings)

Former (both endings)

Friendly (both endings)

Frightening (both endings)

Full (both endings)

Amusing (both endings)

Funny (three words and two of them with both endings)

A

Content (e)

Agréable

Poli (e)

Impoli (e)

Populaire

Gros (se)

Favori (te) / Préféré (e)

Ancien (ne)

Amical (e)

Effrayant (e)

Plein (e)

Amusant (e)

Dro>le / Marrant (e) / Rigolo (te).

3
Q

(all might need both endings for m and f)
Hardworking

Healthy

Happy (two words)

Great/marvellous

Great/fantastic

Grateful

Good (well-behaved)

Good

Generous

Heavy

Honest

Hot

Ideal

In a good mood

A

Travailleur (-euse)

Sain (e)

Content (e) / Heureux (-euse)

Formidable

Chouette/Super/Genial (e)

Reconnaissant (e)

Sage

Bon (ne)

Généreux (-euse)

Lourd (e)

Honne>te

Chaud (e)

Idéal (e)

De bonne humeur.

4
Q

(all might need both endings for m and f)
In a hurry

Independent

Intelligent/clever

Kind

Lazy

Light

Long

Magnificent

Marvellous

Mature

Modern

Naughty (two words)

Necessary

Negative

A

Pressé (e)

Indépendant (e)

Intelligent (e)

Gentil (le)

Paresseux (-euse)

Léger (-g/ere)

Long (ue)

Magnifique

Merveilleux (-euse)

Mu>r (e)

Moderne

Méchant (e) / Vilain (e)

Nécessaire

Négatif (-ive).

5
Q

(all might need both endings for m and f)

(brand) New

New (two words)

Nice/likeable (two words)

Noisy

Normal

Numerous

Old (two words)

Old fashioned

Open

Optimistic

Patient

Positive

Practical

Pretty

Quiet (two words)

A

Neuf (-uve)

Nouveau / Nouvel (le)

Sympa / Sympathique

Bruyant (e)

Normal (e)

Nombreux (-euse)

Vieux /Viel (le)

Démodé (e)

Ouvert (e)

Optimiste

Patient

Positif (-ive)

Pratique

Joli (e)

Tranquille / calme.

6
Q

(all might need both endings for m and f)
Real

Reasonable

Recent

Recognised/Well Known

Responsible

Rich

Ridiculous

Ripe

Rotten

Sad

Safe

Same

A

Réel (le)

Raisonnable

Récent (e)

Reconnu

Responsable

Riche

Ridicule

Mur (e)

Pourri

Triste

Sauf (-uve)

Me>me.

7
Q

(all might need both endings m and f)
Satisfied

Selfish

Sensational (two words)

Serious (two words)

Short

Shy

Silent

Silly

Situated

Slim

Small/short

Strict (two words)

Strong

Superb

A

Satisfait (e)

Égoi:ste

Sensationnel (le) / Sensass

Sérieux (-euse) / Grave

Court (e)

Timide

Silencieux (-ieuse)

Be>te

Situé(e)

Mince

Petit (e)

Sév/ere / Strict (e)

Forte (e)

Superbe

8
Q

Surprised (two words)

Talkative

Thin/narrow

Tidy

Tired

Tiring

True

Typical

Ugly (two words)

Unbelievable

Unfair

Unhappy

Unhealthy

Unpleasant

A

Surpris (e) / Étonné

Bavard (e)

Étroit (e)

Rangé

Fatigué (e)

Fatigant (e)

Vrai (e)

Typique

Laid (e) / Moche

Incroyable

Malheureux (-euse)

Malsain (e)

Désagréable.

9
Q

Useful

Useless

Valid

Valuable

Weak

Wet

Worried

Wise

Young

A

Utile

Inutile

Valable

D’une grande valeur

Faible

Mouillé (e)

Inquiet (-i/ete)

Sage

Jeune.