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Title: GENDER OF NOUNS


1
GENDER OF NOUNS
  • Masculine
  • Or
  • Feminine?

2
What is a noun?
  • A noun is
  • A person
  • A place
  • A thing

3
FIND THE NOUNS
  • What are the nouns in this sentence?
  • Je voudrais une salade et un jus de pomme.

4
FIND THE NOUNS
  • What are the nouns in this sentence?
  • Donnez-moi aussi un café, sil vous plaît.

5
FIND THE NOUNS
  • Here are the nouns
  • Je voudrais une salade et un jus de pomme.

6
FIND THE NOUNS
  • Here is the noun
  • Donnez-moi aussi un café, sil vous plaît.

7
GENDER OF NOUNS
  • Every French noun has gender masculine or
    feminine
  • If un is before the noun- masculine
  • If une is before the noun - feminine

8
GENDER OF NOUNS
  • Un/Une -- mean a or an
  • salade feminine because une precedes it
  • jus de pomme masculine because un precedes
    it

9
GENDER OF NOUNS
  • 1. Every French noun has a gender, masculine or
    feminine.
  • 2. You will need to learn the gender of EVERY
    noun you learn.
  • 3. You can tell the gender of a noun by what
    PRECEDES it.

10
INDEFINITE ARTICLES
  • Un Une (a,an)
  • A noun preceded by un is masculine
  • Un café, un hamburger
  • A noun preceded by une is feminine
  • Une salade, une omelette

11
HOW DO I KNOW?
  • 1.memorize with new vocab.
  • 2. In glossary
  • 3. In dictionary

12
The 96 Rule
  • The 96 Rule refers to a way of determining if
    a noun is masculine or feminine
  • Feminine nouns usually end in e, ette, ée,
    sion, tion
  • Masculine nouns usually end in a consonant or a
    vowel other than e
  • When in doubt LOOK IT UP!!!!!!

13
Des some
  • des (pronounced DAY) is used with all plural
    nouns to express the concept of some
  • Des frites - some fries
  • Des biscuits some cookies
  • Plurals usually end in s
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