Articles
Articles are special modifiers that appear before nouns or noun phrases. There are only two articles in the English language (definite, and indefinite) , whereas French has 3 different ones (definite, indefinite, and partitive). Here you will learn two of the most important ones (The and a/an).
Here are some – Article – flashcard:
Article indéfinis
The indefinite article, un/une, is used exactly like the English indefinite article- a/an. It is used when referring to a single instance that is a part of a group that consists of many entities. The plural indefinite article, des, is used when referring to more than a single entity.
| a/an | Masculin | Féminin |
| Singulier | un | une |
| Pluriel | des | des |
article définis
The definite article, le, la, les, are basically equivalent to English the. Anytime the is used in English, a definite article will surely be used in French. In some cases, however, French will use a definite article when English uses no article at all.
| the | Masculin | Féminin |
| Singulier | le (l’) | la (l’) |
| Pluriel | les | les |
QUIZ: Articles
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