Questions: When would we use the French article le for the word the? When talking about a masculine noun When talking about a feminine noun When talking about a plural noun

When would we use the French article le for the word the? When talking about a masculine noun When talking about a feminine noun When talking about a plural noun
Transcript text: When would we use the French article le for the word the? When talking about a masculine noun When talking about a feminine noun When talking about a plural noun
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The answer is: When talking about a masculine noun.

Explanation:

  1. When talking about a masculine noun:

    • In French, "le" is the definite article used for singular masculine nouns. For example, "le chien" (the dog) or "le livre" (the book).

  2. When talking about a feminine noun:

    • This is incorrect. For singular feminine nouns, the article "la" is used. For example, "la maison" (the house) or "la voiture" (the car).

  3. When talking about a plural noun:

    • This is incorrect. For plural nouns, regardless of gender, the article "les" is used. For example, "les chiens" (the dogs) or "les maisons" (the houses).
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