Bonjour
1- Le matin, nous buvons toujours du café au lait pour le petit-déjeuner.
2- À l'épicerie, on achète du sel, de l'huile d'olive, et des œufs.
3- Vous ne buvez pas de café pour le petit déjeuner.
4- Pauline boit toujours de l'eau minérale.
5- Caroline prends son café avec du lait et du sucre.
7- Les articles partitifs
- partitive articles have four <em>main </em>forms (not sure.. it depends if we're talking about he 4 main forms, or if we include "de" and "d' " which are used in negative sentences .
<em>du =</em><em> de + le (masculine sing. noun)</em>
<em>de la </em><em>= + feminine sing. noun</em>
<em>des </em><em>= + masculine & feminine plural nouns</em>
<em>de l' </em><em>= masculine & fem. sing. noun begining with a vowel</em>
<em> </em>+ exception :<em>de, d' = in negative sentence instead of 'du' or 'de la' or 'de l' example = je veux </em><u><em>du</em></u><em> café --> je ne veux pas</em><u><em> de </em></u><em>café.</em>
- partitive articles are often use to talk about food or drinks
- partitive articles are used to talk about abstract nouns, like patience <em>(de la patience)</em>, or love <em>(de l'amour) </em>beacause these nouns are uncountable.
- partitive articles must agree with the noun's number and gender
hope this helps ☺☺☺
