Practise your French DEFINITE ARTICLES - LE, LA, LES & L'

The video tutorial explains the four definite articles in French: 'le', 'la', 'l'', and 'les'. It covers how these articles agree with the gender and number of nouns they qualify. The tutorial provides guidelines for determining the gender of nouns, noting that nouns ending in 'e' are often feminine, with exceptions. It emphasizes the importance of learning the gender with the noun and offers practice exercises to reinforce understanding.

How many ways are there to say 'the' in French?

• Two

• Four

• Three

• One

Which definite article is used for masculine nouns in French?

• L'

• Les

• Le

• La

What is the correct article for a feminine noun in French?

• Le

• La

• Les

• L'

When is 'l'' (with an apostrophe) used in French?

• Before nouns starting with a vowel or 'h'

• Before plural nouns

• Before feminine nouns

• Before masculine nouns

Which article is used for plural nouns in French?

• Le

• La

• Les

• L'

What is a common indicator that a French noun is feminine?

• Starts with 'h'

• Ends with 'e'

• Ends with 't'

• Starts with a vowel

Which of the following is an exception to the rule that nouns ending in 'e' are feminine?

• La bouteille

• Le arbre

• Le croissant

• La table

What is the best way to learn the gender of French nouns?

• Use a dictionary every time

• Memorize the endings

• Guess based on sound

• Learn the article with the noun

What is the correct article for the word 'été' (summer) in its plural form?

• Le

• La

• L'

• Les

Which article would you use for the word 'maison' (house)?

• Le

• La

• Les

• L'