5.2 Articles

• What do partitive articles indicate in French?

  A part of a whole
• What are the definite articles in French?

  le, la, l', les
• Match the article type with its example:

  Definite ↔️ le livre

  Indefinite ↔️ un chat

  Partitive ↔️ du pain
• Masculine nouns use the articles le, un, and du.


  True
• The plural of le, la, and l' is les.


  True
• Order the following examples from singular to plural:

  1️⃣ le livre

  2️⃣ les livres

  3️⃣ un chat

  4️⃣ des chats

  5️⃣ du pain

  6️⃣ des pains
• What are French articles used for?

  To specify noun type
• Partitive articles are commonly used for uncountable nouns
• Definite articles in French are similar to "the" in English
• Which articles are used with feminine nouns in French?

  la, une, de la
• What is the plural form of un and une in French?

  des
• Definite articles refer to specific nouns.


  True
• Indefinite articles are used when mentioning something specific.

  False
• What does gender agreement refer to in French?

  Matching nouns and adjectives
• In French, pluralization of articles depends on the article type
• The partitive articles du, de la, and de l' become des in the plural.


  True