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Choose the correct article for 'alcool'.
'Alcool' is a masculine noun in French, so 'le' (the) is the correct definite article. Even though it starts with a vowel, the 'h' in 'l'alcool' is silent, and it behaves like a word starting with a vowel, hence 'l'' is used in common practice as a contracted article for both masculine and feminine nouns.
Which of these is a synonym for 'l'alcool'?
While 'l'alcool' is a specific type of drink, 'la boisson' is the general term for a drink and can encompass alcoholic beverages.
Complete the sentence: 'Il ne faut pas mélanger ___ et la conduite.' (One must not mix ___ and driving.)
This is a common safety message. Mixing alcohol and driving is dangerous.
The word 'l'alcool' is feminine.
No, 'l'alcool' is a masculine noun, even though it takes 'l'' as a contracted article because it starts with a vowel sound.
Drinking 'l'alcool' is always good for your health.
No, consuming alcohol in excess can be harmful to health.
In France, 'l'alcool' refers to alcoholic beverages.
Yes, in everyday French, 'l'alcool' is commonly used to refer to alcoholic drinks.
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