| L'article Défini | L'article Indéfini | AVOIR | Negative | Un Peu de Tous |
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What are the masculine and feminine definite articles?
le and la
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What are the masculine and feminine indefinite articles?
un and une
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What is the English translation of AVOIR?
To have
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What makes a sentence negative?
Ne pas
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How many definite and indefinite articles are there?
4, 3
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When is the definite article " l' " used?
in front of a vowel or h muet
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What is the plural indefinite article?
des
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Conjugate AVOIR according to "nous" and "il"
Avons, a
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How do you form a negative sentence?
Ne pas go around the verb
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Name all the subject pronouns
je, tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils, elles
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What is the plural definite article?
Les
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What does "un/une" mean?
A/an
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Translate "Vous avez"
You (pl) have
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State a negative rule from this unit
the indefinite articles un, une, des change to de
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Why do we use subject pronouns?
to avoid repeation
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In English, what is the translation of the definite article?
The
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What does "des" mean?
Some
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Create the following sentence: "you (s) have a pen"
Tu as un stylo
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What does ne change to, when the next word begins with a vowel?
n'
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Translate the following in English: "Il n'a pas de livres"
He does not have any books
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With a negative statement, what happens to the definite articles?
nothing, stays the same
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What happens to indefinite articles in the negative?
they can to "de"
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Create and translate your own sentence
student answer
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Translate the following "Nous n'avons pas un crayon"
We do not have a pencil
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Create the following sentence in French: "They (f) have some pens"
Elles ont des stylos
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