Could you please check these thanks.
Directions: Use with only the d form(de la, de l' des, or du)
Au marché, Jean-Marc achète (1)------- pain, (2)------- jambon, (3) ------- fromage, (4)-------- fraises et (5)------- crème. Il va préparer (6)------ sandwichs au jambon et au fromage. Pour le dessert, il va préparer (7)------- fraises avec (8)------ crème.
Answer 1: du
Answer 2: du
Answer 3: du
Answer 4: des
Answer 5: de la
Answer 6: des
Answer 7: des
Answer 8: de la
parfait! (perfect)
Sra (aka Mme)
To solve these questions, we need to understand the usage of the different forms ("de la," "du," "des," or "de l'") in French.
1) "Pain" is a masculine noun, so we use "du." The correct answer is "du pain."
2) "Jambon" is also a masculine noun, so we use "du." The correct answer is "du jambon."
3) "Fromage" is a masculine noun, so once again, we use "du." The correct answer is "du fromage."
4) "Fraises" is a plural noun, so we use "des," which means "some" or simply implies a plural. The correct answer is "des fraises."
5) "Crème" is a feminine noun, so we use "de la." The correct answer is "de la crème."
6) Since "sandwichs" is plural, we use "des." The correct answer is "des sandwichs."
7) "Fraises" is plural again, so we use "des." The correct answer is "des fraises."
8) Finally, "crème" is feminine again, so we use "de la." The correct answer is "de la crème."
So, the correct answers are:
1) du
2) du
3) du
4) des
5) de la
6) des
7) des
8) de la