Feb 22, 2017
Est-ce que je dois travailler cette nuit?
Non, je suis libre.
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Est-ce que je dois travailler cette nuit?
Non, je suis libre.
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Puis-je ĆØcrire en franƧais touts les jours?
Oui. Je vais essayer.
Direct Object Pronouns
Ā Replaces the noun that receives the action. (They are looking for me. I saw him. Help her. etc.)
Me, mā - Ex. Tu me parles. You are talking to me.
Te, tā - Nous ne tāaimons pas. We donāt like you.
Le, lā - Je le comprends. I understand it.
La, lā - Je la mange. Iām eating it.
Nous - Tu peux nous aider? Can you help us?
Vous - Je peux vous aider? Can I help you?
Les - Tu les vois? Do you see them?
De as an article in French
Is used for adverbs of quantity. Such as a lot of, or more than. Some omit the definite article afterĀ ādeā some do not.
Ex.
Jāai beaucoup dāamis. I have a lot of friends.
Nous voulons beaucoup de thƩ. We want a lot of tea.
Negation
Negation requiresĀ ādeā in singular form whether the noun is countable or not. Countable plural nouns are left plural but de is left the same.
Ex.
Je ne mange pas de fromage. I do eat cheese.
Tu ne veux pas de pommes? You donāt want any apples?
Indefinite vs Partitive Articles
Indefinite articles refer to countable and dividable things. Apples, people, shoes, etc. You can have three apples, or half an apple, but not three water or half a water.
Partitive are for non countable things. Salt, water, flour, cocaine, water, etc. You can have a bottle of water, but the article would be referring to the bottle. Some water would be partitive.
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Partitive Articles in French
Are used for to meanĀ āsomeā orĀ āanyā
Du - For masculie nouns.
De La - For feminine nouns
De Lā - For feminine nouns that begin with a vowel or an H
Des - For plural nouns
Ex.Ā
Je mange du poulet. I am eating chicken.
Est-ce que tu as de lāargent? Do you have any money?
Nous voulons de la farine. We would like some flour.
Faites vous des tartes? Do you make cakes? (unsure, check back)
Indefinite Articles in French
Translate toĀ āAā,Ā āAnā,Ā āOneā orĀ āsomeā if plural.
Un - For masculine nouns
Une - For feminine nouns
Des - For plural nouns regardless of gender.
Ex.
Je suis un homme. I am a man.
Tu manges una pomme. Youāre eating an apple.
Elles sont des femmes. They are women.
Definite Articles in French
Translate toĀ ātheāĀ
Le - For masculine nouns.
La - For feminine nouns
Lā - For nouns that begin with a vowel or an H
Les - For plural nouns regardless of gender.
Ex.
Je travaileĀ au supermarchĆ©. I work at the supermarket.
Tu vasĀ Ć la bibliothĆØque. You go to the library.
Qui est lāacteur? Who is the actor?
Nous mangons les pommes. Weāre eating the apples.