I did a test that the following sentence was right: une histoire très intéressante. I don^'

ZsuzsannaA1Kwiziq community member

I did a test that the following sentence was right: une histoire très intéressante. I don^'

This question relates to:French lesson "Adjectives usually go AFTER nouns (adjective position)"

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CécileKwiziq team memberCorrect answer

Hi Deleted,

If I have understood your query ( I can't find the actual Kwiz question), you can say both -

Une histoire très intéressante

Une très intéressante histoire

because of the 'très'

If it was the adjective intéressant/e on its own it would be after the noun.

C'est un homme intéressant

C'est une personne intéressante

Hope this helps!

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ZsuzsannaA1Kwiziq community member

I did a test where the following sentence was right: une histoire très intéressante. I don't understand why. Why not: une très intéressante histoire, because the 'trés' is an exception. Thank you for your reply!

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DeletedC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

I'm bumping this one up as I don't understand this part of the rule either - hopefully someone will be able to explain.

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I did a test that the following sentence was right: une histoire très intéressante. I don^'

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