Question

Remplacez les tirets par le, la , l' ou les

1. Georges? Il LE aime beaucoup

2. Les oeuf frais? On LES vend au marche

3. Mes grands-parents? Je LE visite ce week-end

4. Sa maison? Il LE loue

5. L'argent ? Je le depense facilement

6. Les disques classiques? Je le achete souvent

7. Son nom? Je le oublie

8. Cette eglise? On le appelle la Saint-Chapelle

9. La poisson? Je le deteste

10. Mes blouses? Je les lave a la main

Merci

(If anyone can explain using direct object in past tense, I'd be very grateful)

Answer 1

I'll send this to one of our French experts, SraJMcGin.

Answer 2

1. Don't forget the liason = le + aime = l'aime

2. Check eggs = singular? l'oeuf or plural les oeufs (you forgot the s) = correct

3. Mes is plural and so is grands-parents so it's Je LES visite...

4. Notice the Possessive Adjective "SA" which is feminine = Il LA loue.

5. correct with the accent on dépense

6. LES (plural) DISQUES (plural), CLASSIQUES (plural) = 3 cues so how could you miss it? Je LES achète...If you don't have the required accent marks, it is also wrong. there are 3 "e's" in French, each with a different sound. e = uh / é = a (like first letter of American alphabet) / è = eh and all 3 are in the one word "élève"

7. Again, liason = Je L"oublie. (le + any vowel, a, e, i, o, u)

8. EEK! The article "LA" tells you the gender of poisson, even if you don't know it! = Je la déteste (again, accent mark)

10. almost, another accent = à

How many did you have correct of 10? Only 1!

I'll flag this and come back later to see if you have any additional questions.

Sra (aka Mme)

Answer 3

Hello!

I went over the lesson after posting this and figured out my errors and silly errors those were!

Thank you!

Answer 4

You are entirely welcome!

Sra (aka Mme)