De and des
Laura
Kwiziq language super star
2/10/16
Bonjour Moushumi,
Yes, "maison" is singular, but it belongs to "the Jacksons," which is plural.
Yes, "maison" is singular, but it belongs to "the Jacksons," which is plural.
Meghna
Kwiziq community member
3/10/16
I hadn't realised that Jackson represented a family name, I thought it was the name of an individual. Your explanation makes perfect sense now . Merci!
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Meghna
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2 October 2016
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De and des
Why did you use la maison DES in the first example ? The maison is singular n'est c'est pas?
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