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Article Defini
by Indre kaur|
Article Defini In french the name of things as well as the names of persons are either masculine or faminine. The is le before a masculine singular noun begining with a consonant...par example le garcon the boy le livre the book The is la before a faminine singular noun begining with a consonant....par example la fille the girl la table the table Both le and la shortened to l' before a singular noun begining with a vowel...par example l'image the picture l'etudiant the student No article is used before proper names of persons ...par example Alex Marie |
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