We've had four indefinite article rules.
Number one was you use it the same as the words are an awesome in English.
Number two was that we don't use the indefinite articles with jobs.
Number three was if the word some is possible in English and number four is the negative do.
Rule number five is do expressions.
There are a few expressions that you never use day with.
You simply say do instead.
And these expressions include avoir besoin de avoir besoin de.
To need.
Avoir or de avoir de.
To fancy.
Beaucoup de.
A lot of.
Told the truth.
The.
Too much or too many.
Plus the.
More.
Wonder one the less or fewer.
If you use a singular noun after these expressions, it's fine to use the words un or un.
But if the noun is plural, don't use D.
Just use do.
For example one doing what your job is.
One doing whatever.
I need a car.
Jeb Bush won the flu.
Jeb Bush won the floor.
I need some flowers.
So in this instance, it's an exception to the rule that says if some is possible in English, you have
to use it in French because after the phrase avoir bourgeois do you never use de you always just use
de if the noun is plural.
So just one day flower I need some flowers.
Literally it means I have need of flowers.
Joan ve done coffee.
You ve done coffee.
I fancy a coffee.
John V the bom bom bom bom bom.
I fancy some sweets.
So after avoir removed you don't use date.
You have to stick with do so on video.
Bonbon.
I fancy some sweets.
In the neighborhood.
What you see, Ilya Boku, what you see.
There are a lot of cars here.
Electro.
The person they see is the person they see.
There are too many people here.
So with those expressions in French you just use de instead of de.