NEED HELP WITH FRENCH HOMEWORK!! PLEASE HELP!! I DONT UNDERSTAND!?

au, a la, a l' and aux are at the example- a la plage- at the beach

de, du, de la are some of or a piece of example- du pain- some bread

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I've taken 2 years of french, and this is very easy. "A" is the contraction to, in, or at. "DE" is the contraction of of, from, or about. AU is A + a masculine article, like LE. A LA is A + a feminine article, like LE. A L" is A L' precedes any word that begins with a vowel or silent h. AUX is A + LES. The same thing goes for DE. DU is with a masculine article. DE LA is with a feminine article. DE L' precedes a word with a vowel or silent h. DES it with a plural article (LES). If you have any other homework problems, I don't mind helping. Just give me an e-mail.

Sorry I speak french and even I have a hard time explaining it. its very different from English all I can do is give you some examples with the translation. Hope this helps.

Le soulier a ma soeur. = My sisters shoo. Note singular feminine

Ces gants appartiennent au garcon. = Those gloves belong to that boy. Note Singular Masculin

Je m'envais a la plage. = I am going to the beach. Note singular feminine

Je m'envais a l'auto. I am going to the car. Note singular masculine

Ces livres appartiennent aux élèves. = Those books belong to the students. Note Masculine or Feminine Plural

Je viens de Miami. = I come from Miami. Masculine Singular

Je vien du Mexique. = I come from Mexico. Note Masculine Singular

Je reviens de la plage. = I am coming back from the beach. Note Singular Feminine

Je reviens de l'auto. = I am coming back from the car. Note Singular Masculin

Je viens des Étas-Unis. I come frome the United States. Note Masculine Or Feminine plural.

a is when there is a feminine place afterward... au is for a masculine place... they both mean "to". For instance Je vais au cinema.... or... Je vais a la plage...

The l' is "the"... It's the same as la le and les, but you use it before vowels...

De means of

Du means "some" for a masculine noun after it. De la is for feminine. De l' is the same as de la except that it's for a feminine word that starts with a vowel. Des is for a plural noun preceeding it...

aux = a+les plural

au= a+le usually used to say u r somewhere or to say u r playing a sport .(je joue au volley) ils vont au restaurante)

a la=a+la (tu vas a la discotheque

a l'= used when you are talking about something that starst with a vowel the aposthorphe is used to omit it (a l'etudiante)

de= to introduce or refer urself to something (je suis de Los Angeles)

du = of about (je pense du lui)

de la (feminne form )

de l' contraction (de l'appremidi)

des (plural form) des etudiantes

I'm not quite sure about the filling out a chart about tour mountparnasse, because I don't have the exercise in front of me. But Tarifs is probably a cognate which means tarrifs which is another word for rates, in otherwords, how much it costs per *** *** = Day or Hour or Week etc. Hope I helped :)

First, you must decide if the noun is singular or plural. And then you must decide if it is masculine or feminine. The back of your French textbook should give you this information. For the most part it is easy to tell, but there are some harder nouns that require more difficulty.

Once you are able to tell this, then check out the link provided that charts it for you

im starting french. immmm. theres not really a difference between de, du. a l' is a shortcut for a la. a is at. a la is at the. thats all i know. sorry.

the only 1 i know is des which is 4 plural

je ne sepa me ami

pardon

je ne comprempa tu terminolgi de la palabre