Do now: translate to English 1.Je veux un gâteau. 2.Tu aimes le fromage? 3.Je voudrais un tranche de la tarte aux pommes. 4.Nous voulons aller au cinéma.

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Do now: translate to English 1.Je veux un gâteau. 2.Tu aimes le fromage? 3.Je voudrais un tranche de la tarte aux pommes. 4.Nous voulons aller au cinéma. 5.On peut réussir (succeed).

Finish quickwrite 15 minutes!!

Quick write Using the verbs vouloir, pouvoir, & faire write 10 original French sentences: Describing what you want/do not want to do and what you’re able and not able to do. Ex: Je veux faire la cuisine. Je ne peux pas faire les crêpes. Je veux aller à New York. Je ne peux pas aller à Paris.

Le partitif et l’article défini Grammaire Objectif: Students will learn how to use the partitive in French. Question essentielle: How do I use the French partitive, and is it obligatory?

The definite article (le,la,les,l’) refers to a specific item(s). Le livre de français est interessant. Les crayons sont dans le bureau.

When talking about something in a general sense, use the definite article. Le français est facile. Les légumes sont délicieux.

The definite article is also used to express likes, dislikes, and preferences. Il n’aime pas les maths. J’adore la glace au chocolat. Nous préférons le coca.

The partitive (de la, du, des, de l’) is used to express “some” or “any.” It refers to an unspecific amount. Vous avez du jambon? Je mange des frites. Il achète de la viande.

In English, use of the partitive is optional. However in French, the partitve is required. Tu as des cousins? Do you have (any) cousins? Ils mangent du poisson. They are eating (some) fish.

The partitive are the contractions from last chapter- de+ a definite article: du masculine singular de la feminine singular de l' m or f in front of a vowel or h des m or f plural Ex: je voudrais du fromage. I would like some cheese.

**Faites attention:

Vrai ou faux: The partitive, De+definite article is used to mean some or any.

Vrai ou faux: Le, la, les or l’ are definite articles.

Vrai ou faux: Le, la, les, l’ is used when talking about something general like ‘I like cheese. ’

Vrai ou faux: The partitive is mandatory in French.

Exit ticket 2/23: complete with the partitive Pain, jambon, & fromage= masculine.