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Les pluriels

Noun plurals and articles

Noun plurals and articles

To talk about more than one thing, French often uses for some plural things and for specific plural things. For example: and . In writing, many nouns add -s in the plural: → .

After a number, the noun is plural too: , . You usually do not say after a number.

Use when the listener knows which things you mean: Use when you introduce them:

In negative sentences, changes to : This links back to the previous grammar point.

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FormExampleMeaning
some chairs
the chairs
two chairs
tables
doors
  • Il y a des chaises dans la cuisine.There are some chairs in the kitchen.

  • Où sont les chaises ?Where are the chairs?

  • Dans la cuisine, il y a deux chaises.In the kitchen, there are two chairs.

  • Les portes sont petites.The doors are small.

  • Au café, il y a des tables.In the café, there are tables.

  • Je vois des cuillères.I can see spoons.

  • Toutes les fenêtres ?All the windows?

  • Il n'y a pas de tasses.There are no cups.

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