Definite Indefinite Articles French
Comments (0) Can someone explain to me the definite, indefinite, and partitive articles in french?
So can you? I really need this for my final exam! PLEASE HELP!! 
Definite articles are specific.They mean ‘the’.
le-s/m
la-s/f
l’-singular/vowel beginning
les-plural/m or f
Indefinite is just general.They mean ‘a’ or ‘an’
un-s/m
une-s/f
des-plural/m or f
I don’t really remember what partitive articles are,but I could check if you want.Do the words “cet” and “cette” sound familiar to you?Those could be it or it could be something else.
btw,m=masculine and f=feminine.If you weren’t sure.
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