eBook Le Ou La ? Gender French Noun (Modern Languages in Practice 1) download
by Surridge

Author: Surridge
Publisher: Multilingual Matters (November 12, 1998)
Language: English
Pages: 96
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Category: Reference
Subcategory: Words Language and Grammar
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Marie Surridge is a Professor of French Studies at Queen's University, Kingston, Canada. The products of her work on gender assignment are applied in this book to the persistent gender problems encountered by most English-speaking learners of French.
publication date : 1995. Le ou La? The Gender of French Nouns. It is directed towards the serious student at intermediate level or above (post-GCSE in Britain).
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ISBN 13: 9781853592683. This book aims to have the student mimic the learning patterns of native speakers by tackling the task in two ways. First, the major factors governing gender assignment are laid out by type of noun: simple versus derived or compound, and everyday French vocabulary versus learned or technical.
For example, in German, there’s a third gender: neuter
For example, in German, there’s a third gender: neuter.
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Notice that the indefinite article is included to indicate gender (le is for masculine nouns and la is for feminine nouns).
In other words, there is nothing inherent about the word that makes it more masculine or more feminine. Notice that the indefinite article is included to indicate gender (le is for masculine nouns and la is for feminine nouns). Note that for nouns that begin with vowels, or nouns that are plural, the gender is noted in parentheses after the word.
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