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    The definite article (le, la, l', les) is often used with parts of the body instead of a possessive determiner (mon, ma, mes, etc.) sentences with this structure always use the verb avoir to indicate that the possessor is the subject of the sentence.

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    The definite article (le, la, l', les) is often used with parts of the body instead of a possessive determiner (mon, ma, mes,
    etc.). Sentences with this structure always use the verb avoir to indicate that the possessor is the subject of the
    sentence. The following French sentences are equivalent.

    Tex rêve: Ah, Tammy! Tu as les yeux brûlants, la Tex is dreaming: Ah Tammy! You have fiery
    bouche pulpeuse, les cheveux si doux ... eyes, full lips, such soft hair ...

    Tex rêve: Ah Tammy! Ton regard est brûlant, ta Tex is dreaming: Ah Tammy! Your eyes are
    bouche pulpeuse, tes cheveux si doux ... fiery, your lips full, your hair so soft ...

    However, an indefinite article is used if an adjective comes before the part of the body:

    Tex continue: Tammy, tu as un petit nez Tex continues: Tammy, you have a little
    pointu et de grandes oreilles décollées ... pointed nose and big ears which stick out ...

    The definite article is also always used when pronominal verbs refer to parts of the body.

    fill in the blanks


    Fill in the blank with the correct article : le, la, les, un, une, or de. HINT: adjective agreement in the sentences may
    help you discover the gender of each noun.

    1. Corey a ________ yeux bleus. (blue eyes)

    2. Tex a _______ poil gris. (grey coat)

    3. Tammy a ______ jolie bouche. (pretty mouth)

    4. Tex a _______ jolies jambes. (pretty legs)

    5. Bette a ________ visage noir. (black face)

    6. Tammy a ________ cheveux bouclés. (curly hair)

    7. Tex a toujours ________ corps luisant. (glistening body)

    8. Joe-Bob a ________ joues joufflues. (plump cheeks)

    9. Fiona a ________ taille fine. (thin waist)


    10. Tammy a ________ teint rose. (rosy complexion)

    11. Bette a ________ peau douce. (soft skin)

    12. Tex a ________ beau nez texan. (beautiful Texan nose)

    © 2004 • department of french & italian • liberal arts ITS • university of texas at austin updated: 27 May 04

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