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<div | <div style="font-size:300%"> French Grammar - Repetition of the definite article</div> | ||
In French the article usually has to be repeated with each noun, whereas in English one use at the beginning of a 'list' is enough: | In French the article usually has to be repeated with each noun, whereas in English one use at the beginning of a 'list' is enough: | ||
*Je dois ramener chez moi le fer à repasser, la planche à repasser et la corbeille à papiers | *Je dois ramener chez moi le fer à repasser, la planche à repasser et la corbeille à papiers | ||
I must take home with me the iron, ironing board and waste-paper basket | I must take home with me the iron, ironing board and waste-paper basket | ||