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<div class="pg_page_title"> French Grammar - Summary table of articles</div>
 
An article is a word that modifies a noun by stating whether the noun is specific, unspecific, or partial.
 
There are 3 types of French articles:
* Definite / Défini
* Indefinite / Indéfini
* Partitive / Partitif
 
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!masculine
!masculine
|le, l'     ''the''
|'''le, l''''/''the''
|un           ''a''
|'''un'''/''a''
|du, de l'             some/no article
|'''du, de l''''/some/no article
|-
|-
!feminine
!feminine
|la, 1'   ''the''
|'''la, l''''/''the''
|une         ''a''
|'''une'''/''a''
|de la, de l'         some/no article
|'''de la, de l''''/some/no article
|-
|-
!plural
!plural
|les     ''the''
|'''les'''/''the''
| colspan="2" |des                 ''some/no article''
| colspan="2" |'''des'''/''some/no article''
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French Grammar - Summary table of articles

An article is a word that modifies a noun by stating whether the noun is specific, unspecific, or partial.

There are 3 types of French articles:

  • Definite / Défini
  • Indefinite / Indéfini
  • Partitive / Partitif
Definite Indefinite Partitive
masculine le, l'/the un/a du, de l'/some/no article
feminine la, l'/the une/a de la, de l'/some/no article
plural les/the des/some/no article