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L'histoire du Québec : articles and imperfect tense, role-play (AQA)

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I can use a range of articles, understand the history of Quebec described using the imperfect tense, and respond confidently to a role-play scenario centred on tourism.

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Use le/la/les (definite articles) to mean 'the' and un/une/des (indefinite articles) to mean 'a' or 'some' in plural. Use un/une (indefinite article) to describe 'whole' things, and du/de la/de l' (partitive article) for 'parts' of things Indefinite articles (un, une, des) and partitive articles (du, de la, de l', des) change to 'de' after a negative. The imperfect tense is used to describe what 'was happening' or what you 'were doing' or what you 'used to' do. Quebec is the largest of the thirteen provinces of Canada and its official language is French.

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