"The boys eat apples."
Translation:I ragazzi mangiano le mele.
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Do you have to say "le" for "the" or would you be able to the say the boys eat apples as opposed to the boys eat the apples?
In a year it has not been corrected. Some times I use the wrong word to be able to pass the question "correctly", just to continue with the lesson. Knowing that I am using the correct word. Apparently nobody reads when we report something wrong.
I'm confused--I thought "gli" was the masculine plural, rather than "I"? Grazie.
gli- masculine plural before a vowel, an h, s+consonant, z,ps,gn,y.
i- masculine plural for all other cases
il-masculine singular
lo-masculine singular before s+consonant, z,ps, gn, y.
l'-masculine and feminine singular before a vowel
la-feminine singular
le-feminine plural
