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Which French article is used before a feminine singular noun starting with a vowel?
What is the French article used before a masculine singular noun starting with a vowel sound?
Which article is used before a feminine singular noun when you are not referring to any specific one?
In French, what article is used before a plural noun regardless of gender?
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Which article is used before a feminine singular noun when you are referring to a specific one?
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When do you use the French partitive article 'Des' before a noun?
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Which partitive article should be used before 'sugar' in French?
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What demonstrative article should precede 'politician' in French if it starts with a consonant?
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Which partitive article is correct to use before 'water' in French?
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What is the appropriate demonstrative article for 'cat' in French if it starts with a vowel?
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What partitive article would be used before 'hay' in French?
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If referring to 'roads' in French, what is the plural form of the demonstrative article?
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What is the correct French article for the noun 'Béchamel'?
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Which of the following nouns is masculine in French?
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What article should precede the masculine noun 'Club' in French?
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Which article correctly matches the feminine noun 'Collision' in French?
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Select the appropriate article for the feminine noun 'Moyo' in French.
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Which of the following French articles is suitable for the masculine noun 'Silence'?
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What is the French term for 'nephew'?
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Which word corresponds to 'wife' in French?
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How do you say 'hair' in French?
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Which French term refers to 'leg'?
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What is the equivalent of 'heart' in French?
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Which word in French means 'foot'?
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What is the appropriate partitive article for the masculine singular noun 'sucre' in French?
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Which demonstrative article correctly precedes the feminine singular noun 'salade' in French?
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In French, which partitive article is used before the masculine noun 'eau'?
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What is the correct form of the demonstrative article for the masculine singular noun 'politicien' in French?
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Which partitive article is suitable for the plural noun 'pommes' in French?
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What is the correct partitive article for the masculine or feminine noun 'chat' in French?
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Which French article should be paired with the masculine noun 'Granite'?
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What is the appropriate article for the feminine noun 'Balle' in French?
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Select the correct demonstrative article for the masculine noun 'Grade' in French.
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What is the suitable article for the masculine noun 'Feu' in French?
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What is the French article to pair with the feminine noun 'Solution'?
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Which article correctly goes with the masculine noun 'Club' in French?
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Study Notes
French Articles Overview
- A feminine singular noun starting with a vowel requires the article l'.
- A masculine singular noun that begins with a vowel sound uses the article l'.
- For a feminine singular noun when not referring to any specific one, the indefinite article une is used.
- The article used before any plural noun, regardless of gender, is les.
- For a feminine singular noun when referring to a specific one, the definite article la is appropriate.
- The partitive article des is used when referring to an unspecified quantity of something.
- The partitive article before "sugar" (sucre) in French is du.
- The demonstrative article for "politician" (politicien) if starting with a consonant is ce.
- The correct partitive article for "water" (eau) is de l'.
- The appropriate demonstrative article for "cat" (chat) if it begins with a vowel is cet.
- The partitive article used before "hay" (foin) is du.
- When referring to "roads" (routes), the plural form of the demonstrative article is ces.
- The correct French article for "Béchamel" is la.
- The noun "nephew" translates to neveu in French.
- The word for "wife" in French is femme.
- "Hair" in French is cheveux.
- The French term for "leg" is jambe.
- The equivalent of "heart" in French is cœur.
- The word in French for "foot" is pied.
- The appropriate partitive article for the masculine singular noun "sucre" is du.
- The demonstrative article for the feminine singular noun "salade" is cette.
- The partitive article used before the masculine noun "eau" is de l'.
- The correct form of the demonstrative article for the masculine singular noun "politicien" is ce.
- The partitive article suitable for the plural noun "pommes" is des.
- For the masculine or feminine noun "chat," the correct partitive article is du or de la, depending on context.
- The article paired with the masculine noun "Granite" is le.
- The appropriate article for the feminine noun "Balle" is la.
- The correct demonstrative article for the masculine noun "Grade" is ce.
- The suitable article for the masculine noun "Feu" is le.
- The French article to pair with the feminine noun "Solution" is la.
- For the masculine noun "Club," the matching article is le.
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Test your knowledge of telling time in French with this quiz. Practice identifying different time expressions in French, including both the written and spoken forms. Learn how to use correct grammar rules for singular and plural forms of time expressions.
