A family: singular definite articles 'le' and 'la'
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I can use singular verbs and definite articles to understand about family activities.
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To say a closed vowel [eu], your tongue is near the top of your mouth, closing it.
To say an open vowel [eu], your tongue is near the top of your mouth, opening it.
The sound-symbol correspondence [eu] is open when followed by r, f, l, but closed before x, s.
Both nouns and definite articles have a grammatical gender in French.
The definite article ‘the’ in French is ‘le’ for masculine and ‘la’ for feminine nouns.
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