Dates: 'quel' and 'quelle'
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I can ask and answer what the date is in French.
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The SSCs [an], [en], [am] and [em] make the same sound: enfant, ensemble, chambre
In English, we use ordinal numbers with dates (27th), in French we use cardinal numbers (27).
When saying a date in French, we use 'le' before the number to say (on) the: c'est le trois avril.
'Quel' and 'quelle' mean 'which'. They match the gender of the noun they refer to: c'est quel jour / quelle date ?
'Quel' and 'quelle' are often translated into English more naturally as 'what'.
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