Questions to consider: How are French nouns different from nouns in English? What is the difference between saying, “I have a pen.” and saying, “I have.

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1 Questions to consider: How are French nouns different from nouns in English? What is the difference between saying, “I have a pen.” and saying, “I have the pen.” Can you give examples of indefinite articles? Predict: what do you think a definite artcle would be used for?

2 Les articles définis (singular) les Pluriel: les le la masculinféminin l’ Before a vowel, both le and la turn into l’

3 Les articles définis 1.L’étagère 2.Le crayon 3.La poubelle 4.Les belle filles 5.Les garçons intelligents Mettez en anglais :

4 Les articles définis 1.Le stylo 2.Le tableau 3.La voiture 4.L’école 5.Les pupitres Masculin ou féminin ?

5 Les articles définis UNLIKE un, une and des, the definite articles DO NOT change in the negative. Ex: J’aime les voitures. Tu n’aime pas les voitures. They stay the SAME

6 Les articles définis Why is there a definite article some but not all of these statements? J’aime le chocolat. J’aime lire. J’aime chanter. J’aime l’école.

7 Les articles indéfinis Ouvre un livre à la page 44 1. Copie le tableau « Definite articles and the plural of nouns » dans ton cahier de composition. 2. Complète activité 7 et donne le papier au professeur