Food and drink: definite and partitive articles
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I can use articles with specified and unspecified quantities to describe everyday life.
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[ill/ille] sounds like 'famille' with some exceptions (mille/Lille/tranquille/ville).
Double 'l' after any other vowel is pronounced like a normal 'l' e.g. 'salle'.
Change the partitive article (du/de la/de l') to de/d' after quantity expressions and negatives.
Articles can't be omitted like in English. Use the definite article with specific nouns/giving opinions.
Use the partitive article for non-specific and uncountable nouns.
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