What are the definite articles in French? (Choose all that apply)

Le (masc. singular), La (fem. singular), L' (followed by a vowel), and Les (plural)

Examples of these 4:

le garçon – the boy

l’homme – the man

la femme – the woman

l’amie – the friend (girl)

les enfants – the children

When are they used:

Le and la are used before masculine and feminine nouns (with no liaison).

If the noun has a liaison, use l' for both masculine and feminine nouns of this type.

Les is the plural version of le and la.

deux oranges = two oranges

cinq banane = five bananas

beaucoup du tomates = a lot of tomatoes

quarante–trois euros = forty-three euros

onze steaks = eleven steaks

quatre-vingt dix-sept euros = ninety-seven euros

treize eclairs = thirteen eclairs

soixante-cinq petit croissant = sixty-five small croissants

trente-neuf euros = thirty-nine euros

vingt-quatre formage = twenty-four cheeses

cent-onze euros = 111 euros

quatre vingt euros = eighty-nine euros

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