意思
To consume various kinds of fruit.
文化背景
The '5 fruits et légumes par jour' campaign is a staple of French life, appearing in almost all food advertisements. In Quebec, people might use 'bleuets' (blueberries) or 'canneberges' (cranberries) more often in their fruit-eating vocabulary due to local abundance. Eating fruit like dates or oranges is often a sign of hospitality and is served at the end of every meal. The 'sirop de Liège' is a popular fruit spread, but 'manger des fruits' still refers to the fresh whole food.
The Negative Rule
Always change 'des' to 'de' when you say you DON'T eat fruit: 'Je ne mange pas de fruits.'
Seasonal is Better
In France, people will think it's strange if you talk about eating strawberries in December. Stick to seasonal fruits!
意思
To consume various kinds of fruit.
The Negative Rule
Always change 'des' to 'de' when you say you DON'T eat fruit: 'Je ne mange pas de fruits.'
Seasonal is Better
In France, people will think it's strange if you talk about eating strawberries in December. Stick to seasonal fruits!
The 'Nous' Spelling
Don't forget the 'e' in 'mangeons'. It's a common mistake even for native kids!
自我测试
Fill in the correct article for a negative sentence.
Je ne mange pas ___ fruits.
In negative sentences, 'des' becomes 'de'.
Choose the correct 'nous' form of the verb.
Nous ___ des fruits tous les matins.
The 'e' is kept to maintain the soft 'g' sound.
Match the phrase to the most likely situation.
'Il est important de manger des fruits.'
This is standard health advice.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Tu aimes les pommes ? B: Oui, j'aime ___.
B is confirming they like the general act of eating fruit.
🎉 得分： /4
视觉学习工具
Positive vs Negative
练习题库
4 练习Je ne mange pas ___ fruits.
In negative sentences, 'des' becomes 'de'.
Nous ___ des fruits tous les matins.
The 'e' is kept to maintain the soft 'g' sound.
'Il est important de manger des fruits.'
This is standard health advice.
A: Tu aimes les pommes ? B: Oui, j'aime ___.
B is confirming they like the general act of eating fruit.
🎉 得分： /4
常见问题
4 个问题It's rare. It sounds like you are eating fruit as a generic substance. Stick to 'des fruits'.
When talking about the habit, yes. If you eat just one apple, say 'je mange une pomme'.
'Manger' is everyday talk. 'Consommer' is more formal or scientific.
No, the 's' is silent. It sounds exactly like 'fruit' (singular).
相关表达
manger sainement
similarto eat healthily
croquer la pomme
specialized formto give in to temptation
consommer des légumes
similarto consume vegetables
un jus de fruit
builds ona fruit juice
