Practise your French DEFINITE ARTICLES - LE, LA, LES & L'

The video tutorial explains the four definite articles in French: 'le', 'la', 'l'', and 'les'. It covers how these articles agree with the gender and number of nouns they qualify. The tutorial provides guidelines for determining the gender of nouns, noting that nouns ending in 'e' are often feminine, with exceptions. It emphasizes the importance of learning the gender with the noun and offers practice exercises to reinforce understanding.

What is a definite article in French?

List the four ways of saying 'the' in French.

Explain the use of 'le' in French.

When do we use 'la' in French?

What is the rule for using 'l' with an apostrophe?

What happens to the definite article when a noun begins with a vowel?

How do you form the plural of a noun in French with the definite article?

How do you determine if a French noun is masculine or feminine?

What is the significance of the ending of a word in determining its gender?

Provide an example of a masculine noun and its definite article.