The second rule for positive articles is uncountable nouns.
I suppose I could have just brought the first and second rules together because they are both concerned
with countable and uncountable nouns.
If you can't count something, i.e. you can't put the word in front of it, then you use the positive
article in French.
For example, Avi Vu de la avi, vue de la Jean.
Do you have any money?
So the word money is classed as an uncountable noun because you can't say money.
So every dollar.
Do you have any money?
Pierre Adolescence.
Literally, this means Pierre has look or Pierre has some look, which means in English.
Pierre is lucky.
Pierre.
Adolescence.
Les enfants de halve avoir rsp les enfants de avoir du risque.
Children must have respect or literally children must have some respect.
So you can't say respect.
And that's because respect is an uncountable noun.
So we use the positive article in front of it.
Rule number three is use do in the negative.
Now, if a sentence with a positive article becomes negative, the do de la or de becomes just do with
no article at all.
The combination of pat do means not any.
So let's have a look at how positive sentences using the positive article become negative.
Yet la j de la chance means I am lucky.
Or literally I have look.
In the negative, it changes to Juniper dozens.
Juniper additions.
I don't have any look.
Pineview du Sucre.
Do you take sugar or do you take any sugar in the negative that will become not Pompeu de Sucre, not
from PAs de sucre.
So du sucre becomes de sucre.
Yeah.
Till the low.
Yeah, till the low.
Is there any water?
In the Ampadu.
In the ampadu.
There isn't any water.
So in the negative, the positive article just becomes the only exception to this rule is whenever you
use the verb meaning to be after the verb ETA, you can use the words du de la and de in the negative.
For example, Sunni pas de la viande Sunni pas de la viande.
It isn't meat.
Sonny Perdue.
Kathy.
Sonny Perdue.
Kathy.
It isn't coffee.
Sydney.
Cafe Sydney.
They say the cafe.
It isn't tea.
It's coffee.