Practice: The Definite articles

Le, la, l', and les are called ___.

• indefinite articles
• verbs
• definite articles
• nouns

Le in front of the noun means it is ___.

• feminine singular
• masc. or fem. plural
• singular and starts with a vowel sound
• masculine singular

La in front of the noun means it is ___.

• feminine singular
• masc. or fem. plural
• singular and starts with a vowel sound
• masculine singular

L' in front of the noun means it is ___.

• feminine singular
• masc. or fem. plural
• singular and starts with a vowel sound
• masculine singular

Les in front of the noun means it is ___.

• feminine singular
• masc. or fem. plural
• singular and starts with a vowel sound
• masculine singular

Le, la, l', and les mean what in English?

• to have
• a, an, or some
• to like
• "the" noun or refers to the noun "in general"

___ école

• le 
• la
• l'
• les

___ feuilles de papier

• le 
• la 
• l'
• les

___ tableau

• le
• la
• l'
• les

___ prof (fem.)

• le
• la
• l'
• les