FREN 1F90 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Preposition And Postposition, State Agency For National Security, Girdle
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Indicate whether nouns are singular or plural, masculine or feminine, specific or non-specific. Les emplois de l"article d fini et de l"article ind fini: use the definite article le, la, les, l" (the), in both affirmative and negative utterances before a specific noun. Je n"aime pas les entretiens (i don"t like interviews: use the definite article before parts of the body (in most cases) Elle a les mains froides (she has cold hands: definite articles are combined with or de to expressed to/at/in (the) and from/about/of (the). Some combinations involve contraction of the preposition with the definite article. + article d fini de + article d fini. In affirmative utterances, use the indefinite article, un, une, des (a, an, some, any), when speaking about non-specific nouns that can be counted. L"article partitif et l"omission des articles ind finis et partitifs: the partitive article, du, de la, de l" (some, any), is used to indicate part of a whole.
