WinB1Kwiziq community member

Why Le instead of La

I found a sentence "elle fait *une bonne tarte aux fruits et elle invite des amis pour *le goûter" in the dictation exercise that I took today. In this case, why they use "le" for "une bonne tarte aux fruits"?

Asked 1 year ago

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CécileKwiziq team memberCorrect answer

Hi Win,

It is 'le goûter' as it means the tea time meal but I do agree that it is somewhat misleading...

Like11 year ago

AurélieKwiziq team memberCorrect answer

Bonjour Win !

Here it depends what you're meaning to say:

- She's inviting some friends to taste it -> pour la goûter

- She's inviting some friends for tea time -> pour le goûter

Both are equally correct, just meaning different things ;)

I hope that's helpful!
Bonne journée !

Like41 year ago

DianeB2Kwiziq community member

Thanks! That makes sense, but I had never heard of "le goûter" as teatime.

(thought the French left tea time to the Brits!)

Like11 year ago

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