Practice identifying the gender and number of common French nouns and choosing the correct definite and indefinite articles.
Read each problem carefully. Choose or write the correct French article. Use the noun endings and vocabulary clues to help you.
Practice using le, la, l', les, un, and une with French nouns
World Languages - Grade 6-8
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Write the correct definite article for the noun: ___ livre. Then explain whether the noun is masculine or feminine.
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Write the correct definite article for the noun: ___ table. Then explain whether the noun is masculine or feminine.
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Choose the correct article: le, la, l', or les. ___ école
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Choose the correct article: le, la, l', or les. ___ amis
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Write the correct indefinite article for the noun: ___ crayon. Then explain your choice.
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Write the correct indefinite article for the noun: ___ chaise. Then explain your choice.
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Sort these nouns into masculine and feminine groups: stylo, porte, cahier, fenêtre.
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Rewrite this phrase in the plural: le garçon.
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Rewrite this phrase in the plural: la fille.
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Circle the correctly written phrase: un école, une école, or l'école. Explain why two answers may be possible depending on the type of article.
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Complete the chart by giving the correct definite article and indefinite article for each noun: maison, sac, ordinateur.
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Read the sentence: J'ai ___ frère et ___ sœur. Fill in the blanks with the correct indefinite articles.