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Journal mercredi, le 4 février list You are planning a lunch for a friend. Make a shopping list and not where you are going to buy each item. (at least 8 choses) (remember food day Friday!!!)
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Le partitive (some) To talk about things in general, use: Le La Les l’ Use these when talking about liking or not liking things, in general To talk about ‘some’ of something, use a form of de: De la Du Des De l’ Remember: De + le = du De + les = des
Examples J’aime le café. Je déteste le chocolat. J’adore les singes. Je n’aime pas le coca. Je voudrais du fromage. J’achète des haricots verts. Tu veux de l’eau? Non, mais j’ai besoin de la limonade.
Exceptions: Expressions with “de” already in them J’ai beacoup de carrottes. J’ai mon cours de maths. NEGATIVE J’achète des tomates. Je n’achète pas de tomates. Je veux du lait. Je ne veux pas de lait.
NEGATIVE After ‘ne…pas’ du/de la/des/de l’ stays – De (d’) “Je ne veux pas de pommes de terre ” This is just like English: “I want some potatoes, please.” “I don’t want any potatoes, thanks.”
Now try some: Traduisez: 1.I need some salt. 2.I don’t buy any cantaloupe. 3.I want to buy some water. 4.I don’t want to buy any water. 5.I like strawberries. 6.I don’t like strawberries.