Articles (Leaving Cert French): Flashcards
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Forms of French definite articles
Forms of French definite articles
le, la, l', les
Forms of French indefinite articles
Forms of French indefinite articles
un, une, des
Forms of French partitive articles
Forms of French partitive articles
du, de la, de l', des
Article use with days for habitual actions
Article use with days for habitual actions
Use definite article (le samedi = on Saturdays)
Article with body parts when possessor is clear
Article with body parts when possessor is clear
Use definite article, not possessive adjective
Article when language is subject/object
Article when language is subject/object
Use definite article (J'étudie l'allemand)
Article after verb 'parler'
Article after verb 'parler'
Omit article (Je parle français)
Article for profession after 'être'
Article for profession after 'être'
Omit article (Il est médecin)
Profession after 'être' with adjective
Profession after 'être' with adjective
Use article (Il est un excellent médecin)
Partitive articles in negative sentences
Partitive articles in negative sentences
Change to de or d'
Partitive after quantity expressions
Partitive after quantity expressions
Becomes de or d' (beaucoup de café)
'des' before adjective + plural noun
'des' before adjective + plural noun
Changes to 'de' (de beaux enfants)
Preposition 'dans' with articles
Preposition 'dans' with articles
Use with definite articles (dans la voiture)
Preposition 'en' with articles
Preposition 'en' with articles
Use without articles (en France, en juillet)
Partitive for uncountable nouns
Partitive for uncountable nouns
Use du/de la/de l'/des (Je bois du café)