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L' article défini

The = Le, La, L' and Les. 

In French The nouns are either Masculine or Feminine. 

1. Le = the 

Use Le before all  Masculine singular nouns starting with a  consonant.

Le père = the father . Le café= the coffee etc 

2. La = The

Use La before all feminine singular nouns starting with a consonant.

La mère = the mother . La table = the table 

3. L' = the

L' is used befor both masculine or feminine singular nouns starting with a vowel (a,e,i,o,u,h,y) 

L'école = the school .L' homme = the man 

Most nouns become plural by adding an s to singular nouns.

4. Les = The

Les is used before all plural nouns.( Masculine/ feminine/ beginning with consonants or vowels) 

Les hommes = the men. Les tables = the tables. Les écoles = the schools. 

 

 

 

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