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When do I have to use the word "DE" (or d') ? |
When it deals with a specified quantity. For example : "a bottle OF water" = "une bouteille d'eau" ; "a carton OF milk" = "une brique de lait". |
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When do I have to use the word "DU" ? |
When it deals with an unspecified quantity and the noun is masculine. |
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How do I say : "I want chocolate" ? |
Je veux du chocolat. |
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When do I have to use the word "DE LA" ? |
When it deals with an unspecified quantity and the noun is feminine. |
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How do I say : "I'm eating salad leaves". |
Je mange de la salade. |
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When do I have to use the word "DE L'" ? |
When it deals with an unspecified quantity and the first letter of the noun is a vowel (or a "h"). |
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How do I say : "I'm drinking water" ? |
Je bois de l'eau. |
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When do I have to use the word "DES" ? |
When it deals with an unspecified quantity and the noun is plural. |
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How do I say : "I buy tomatoes. ? |
J'achète des tomates. |
