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Indefinite noun phrases like quelque chose 'something', quelqu'un 'someone', ceci 'this', cela 'that', quoi? 'what?', and negative expressions like rien 'nothing', personne 'no-one', can be followed by adjectives linked by de. The adjective is invariable in this construction:
Indefinite noun phrases like quelque chose 'something', quelqu'un 'someone', ceci 'this', cela 'that', quoi? 'what?', and negative expressions like rien 'nothing', personne 'no-one', can be followed by adjectives linked by de. The adjective is invariable in this construction:


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{| class="wikitable"
|French
|English
|-
|quelque chose de bon
|something,
|-
|quelqu'un d'intéressant
|someone interesting
|-
|rien de plus facile
|nothing easier
|-
|Quoi de neuf?
|What's new?
|}

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Indefinite and negative noun phrases with adjective complements

Indefinite noun phrases like quelque chose 'something', quelqu'un 'someone', ceci 'this', cela 'that', quoi? 'what?', and negative expressions like rien 'nothing', personne 'no-one', can be followed by adjectives linked by de. The adjective is invariable in this construction:

French English
quelque chose de bon something,
quelqu'un d'intéressant someone interesting
rien de plus facile nothing easier
Quoi de neuf? What's new?