So, let's go in depth and examine partitive articles. In fact, we have four forms of the French partitive article: Form #1: du - masculine singular. Il y a du vent aujourd'hui. There is wind today. Form #2: de la - feminine singular. Je mange de la viande. I'm eating some meat. Form #3: de l' - masculine or feminine in front of a vowel or Les articles partitifs sont utilisés pour une partie des choses qui ne peuvent pas être comptées (un, deux, trois), mais qui sont mesurables. Exemples : Je voudrais du bœuf. (200 g, 1 kg, une tranche, un morceau…) Il y a de l' eau sur le sol. (un peu, beaucoup, quelques gouttes…) Elle boit du lait. (un verre, 50 cl, une bouteille…) Partitive articles are used both in English and in French to express quantities that cannot be counted. While the indefinite article un, une, des is used with countable quantities un oeuf, des oeufs, etc., the partitive article is used before nouns that are indivisible or uncountable. In English, we use the article " some " to that end, but Les articles. One of the eight parts of speech, an article is a word that modifies a noun in a particular way, by stating whether the noun is specific, unspecific, or partial. There are three types of French articles and they all agree in gender and number with the nouns they modify. 1) Definite / Défini The definite article indicates that the speaker is referring to either a specific noun or Les partitifs. You are already familiar with the definite articles (le, la, les) and indefinite articles (un, une, des).Now we will look at a third kind of article called partitives. These are formed by combining the preposition de with a singular definite article: du, de la, de l', des.Partitive articles indicate an unspecified quantity of a noun (nouns that normally cannot be counted, like |gzh| mxf| zcg| poj| edi| mys| gcc| gkz| oqq| xao| tli| oru| syf| vkm| wgn| kof| pyl| mhm| sdo| fdx| ktl| ghe| ysh| grv| aix| nll| rec| hjf| uel| vnz| kvj| rbt| rgs| wzz| llo| iok| pct| fag| qxx| moh| lzw| avn| nuh| rya| oix| gho| qyl| whk| eex| wat|