Rules

Question 1

Definite article L’

Answer 1

Used before all singular nouns, masculine and feminine, starting with a vowel or a mute H. The -e or -a of the definite article is dropped. When the noun starts with H, pronounce the vowel that follows H.

Question 2

Le, La and L’

Answer 2

Le is used with masculine nouns beginning with a consonant, la is used with feminine singular nouns beginning with a consonant, L’ is used with both M and F singular nouns beginning with a vowel.

Question 3

The letter H

Answer 3

H is silent in French. Words starting with h are pronounced beginning with the first vowel.

Question 4

Masculine noun endings

Answer 4

-eau
-isme
-ment

Question 5

Feminine noun endings

Answer 5

-ence
-ie
-ion
-té
-ude
-ure

Question 6

D, N, S, T as final letter in a masculine or feminine word

Answer 6

-Silent in masculine words
-When followed by an -e in the feminine form they are pronounced