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Family activities: plural indefinite article 'des'

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I can use the indefinite article ‘des’ and the numbers 1-12 with plural nouns to say how many of something there is or there are.

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The verb phrase 'il y a' means 'there is/are' and can be used with numbers and singular or plural nouns. 'Un' is the masculine form of the indefinite article 'a/an'. 'Une' is the feminine form. The indefinite article ‘des’ is the French word for the determiner ‘some’. Reading a longer passage can help practise newly acquired vocabulary and grammar.

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