Un (masculine singular), une (feminine singular), des (plural).
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Partitive articles are used for uncountable nouns or food items when referring to an unspecified quantity. Masculine singular: ( du pain - some bread) Feminine singular: de la ( de la musique - some music) Before a vowel: de l' ( de l'eau - some water)
: This resource combines nouns, verbs, vocabulary, and grammar into a single guide, making it a robust starting point for beginners. Schaum’s Outline of French Grammar
Un (masculine singular), une (feminine singular), des (plural).
Which option do you want next?
Partitive articles are used for uncountable nouns or food items when referring to an unspecified quantity. Masculine singular: ( du pain - some bread) Feminine singular: de la ( de la musique - some music) Before a vowel: de l' ( de l'eau - some water)
: This resource combines nouns, verbs, vocabulary, and grammar into a single guide, making it a robust starting point for beginners. Schaum’s Outline of French Grammar
