Usages of l'objet
Être prudent signifie parfois déplacer un objet fragile à l’avance.
Being careful sometimes means moving a fragile object in advance.
Certains objets sont trop lourds à tenir, donc Paul demande un coup de main pour ne pas se blesser.
Some objects are too heavy to hold, so Paul asks for help to avoid getting hurt.
Ce stand vend des objets.
This seller's stall sells objects.
Je trouve un objet d’occasion.
I find a second-hand object.
Tu déniches toujours de beaux objets !
You always uncover beautiful objects!
On chine ensemble et déniche un objet en porcelaine.
We hunt together and uncover a porcelain object.
Dix-sept objets sont sur le stand.
Seventeen objects are on the stall.
Le brocanteur vend dix-huit objets.
The second-hand dealer sells eighteen objects.
Le stand a quarante objets.
The stall has forty objects.
Le brocanteur vend soixante objets.
The second-hand dealer sells sixty objects.
Le stand a soixante-dix objets.
The stall has seventy objects.
Paul compte quatre-vingt-dix objets.
Paul counts ninety objects.
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Every French noun is either masculine or feminine, and this affects the articles and adjectives used with it. "Le" is used with masculine nouns and "la" with feminine ones. Adjectives also change form to match — for example, "petit" (masc.) becomes "petite" (fem.).
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