Rooms of House (French) and du / de la /de l' / des

When do we use "un"?

• masculine singular

• feminine singular

• masculine plural

• feminine plural

Answer explanation

Un is a French word that means a/one. It is used with masculine singular nouns.

When do we use "une"?

• masculine singular

• feminine singular

• masculine plural

• feminine plural

Answer explanation

Une is a French word that means a/one. It is used with feminine singular nouns.

When do we use "des"? (there are two correct options)

• masculine singular

• feminine singular

• masculine plural

• feminine plural

Answer explanation

Des is a French word that means some. It is used with both masculine and feminine plural nouns.

Draw un escalier

Draw une salle à manger

Draw un salon

When do we use "du"?

• When the word that comes after is masculine singular

• When the word that comes after is feminine singular

• When the word that comes after is masculine plural

• When the word that comes after is feminine plural

• Before a word that starts with a vowel

Answer explanation

Du is a French word that means "from the". We use it before nouns which are masculine singular.

When do we use "de la"?

• When the word that comes after is masculine singular

• When the word that comes after is feminine singular

• When the word that comes after is masculine plural

• When the word that comes after is feminine plural

• Before a word that starts with a vowel

Answer explanation

De la is a French word that means "from the". We use it before nouns which are feminine singular.

When do we use "de l'"?

• When the word that comes after is masculine singular

• When the word that comes after is feminine singular

• When the word that comes after is masculine plural

• When the word that comes after is feminine plural

• Before a word that starts with a vowel

Answer explanation

De l' is a French word that means "from the". We use it before nouns which start with a vowel.

When do we use "des'"?

• When the word that comes after is masculine singular

• When the word that comes after is feminine singular

• When the word that comes after is masculine plural

• When the word that comes after is feminine plural

• Before a word that starts with a vowel

Answer explanation

Des is a French word that means "from the". We use it before nouns which are masculine or feminine plural