Using adjectives as nouns, how would you say: "The black ones."

where the subject is (trousses) f.

Using adjectives as nouns, how would you say: "The interesting ones."

where the subject is (romans) m.

Using adjectives as nouns, how would you say: "The tall one."

where the subject is (fille) f.

Using adjectives as nouns, how would you say: "The funny ones."

where the subject is (profs) m.

Using adjectives as nouns, how would you say: "The purple one."

where the subject is (calculatrice) f.

Using adjectives as nouns, how would you say: "The small one."

where the subject is (sac à dos) m.

Using adjectives as nouns, how would you say: "The creative ones."

where the subject is (bandes désinées) f.

Using adjectives as nouns, how would you say: "The orange one."

where the subject is (gomme) f.

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Regular -re ending for the JE form

Regular -re ending for the TU form

Regular -re ending for the IL, ELLE, IEL, ON form

Regular -re ending for the NOUS form

Regular -re ending for the VOUS form

Regular -re ending for the ILS, ELLES, IELS form

Ma soeur et moi ___________ nos amis.

Est-ce que vous _____________ vos vieux livres?

Je ________ toujours à mon prof de français.

Est-ce que tu _____________ le bus le matin?

Elles __________ leurs livres à la bibliothèque.