French Articles And Nouns | Language Atlas

This is the French Articles and Nouns Overview.

The French articles and nouns are ordered according to the CEFR level scale.

Articles are words that determine whether a noun is specific or unspecific. The specific articles is “the”, and the unspecific articles are “a/an”.

In the sentence “The pizza is delicious.”, you are referring to a specific pizza.

In the the sentence “I could go for a pizza.”, you are referring to an unspecific pizza.

Nouns are people, animals, plants, and things. Or to put it simply, any word where you can put “the” in front of is a noun.

In A0/A1 you will learn the fundamentals of French articles and nouns.

French A1 - Beginner

In A1 you will learn about the beginner’s principles of French articles and nouns

French A2 - Elementary

In A2 you will learn about the elementary principles of French articles and nouns

French B1 - Intermediate

In B1 you will learn about the intermediate principles of French articles and nouns.

French B2 - Upper Intermediate

In B2 you will learn about the upper intermediate principles of French articles and nouns

Articles: How to say ‘the’

[le/la/l’]

Articles: How to say ‘a’

[un/une]

Articles: Plural form of ‘the’ and ‘a’

[les/des]

du, de la, de l’, des

[how to say ‘some’]

au, aux, du, des

[how to contract articles]

Identifying the gender of nouns

Body parts need articles (le, la, les)

Pluralize -ou nouns

des becomes de/d’ when in front of adjectives that precede plural nouns

Comparisons with Nouns