9. Definite Articles (The) Masculine Feminine Before Vowel Plural le lit the bed la pomme the apple l' oiseau the bird les gants the gloves
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12. Indefinite Articles (A, An, Some) Masculine Feminine Plural un lit a bed une pomme an apple des gants some gloves Demonstrative Adjectives (This, That, These, Those) Masc. Masc, Before Vowel Fem. Plural ce lit this/that bed cet oiseau this/that bird cette pomme this/that apple ces gants these/those gloves
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17. • Definite Determiners = le/la/l’/les = the • Indefinite Determiners = un/une/des = a/an/some Have you got it?
18. Nouns, Articles and Demonstrative Adjectives All nouns in French have a gender, either masculine or feminine. For the most part, you must memorize the gender, but there are some endings of words that will help you decide which gender a noun is. Nouns ending in -age and -ment are usually masculine , as are nouns ending with a consonant. Nouns ending in -ure, -sion, -tion, -ence, -ance, -té, and -ette are usually feminine . Articles and adjectives must agree in number and gender with the nouns they modify. And articles have to be expressed even though they aren't always in English; and you may have to repeat the article in some cases. Demonstratives are like strong definite articles.
83. Tu es comment ? 1. 2. J’ai les cheveux châtain, courts et frisés . J’ai les yeux noirs 3. J’ai les cheveux ______, _____ et _______. J’ai les yeux ________
92. Je suis _____ et ______. J’ai les cheveux _____, _____ et _____. J’ai les yeux _______. J’ai le teint _____. J’ai aussi des ____ de ____ . Je porte (ne porte pas de) des lunettes. Tu es comment ?
106. Grande Big or tall for a girl or a feminine word Je suis grand I am tall Elle est grande? is she tall? Oui, elle est grande Yes, she is Petit (m) Small, little Petite (f) Small, little Tu es petit? Are you small? Non, je suis grand No, I am not Je ne suis pas grand I am not tall Mon pantalon est petit My trousers are small Don't forget in French, trousers is singular
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113. Où habites-tu? / Where do you live? J'habite Londres / I live in London J'habite à Londres / I live in London La rue (f) / the street mon adresse (f) / my address Où habitez-vous? / Where do you live? (formal) J'habite Paris / I live in Paris L'appartement (m) / the flat La ville / the town La campagne / the countryside
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