Question

even if a noun is masculine or feminine, which definite article do you use when the noun is plural?
□ l
□ le
□ la
□ les
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Explanation:

In French, the definite article les is used for all plural nouns, regardless of whether the singular noun was masculine (le) or feminine (la). l' is used for singular nouns starting with a vowel, le is for singular masculine nouns, and la is for singular feminine nouns.

Answer:

les