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French Midterm #2 Review
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Chapter 3: Un Nouvel Appartement:
Giving Prices and Other Numerical Info
Cent means one hundred, but one must never say "un cent."
Mille means one thousand, but one must never say "un mille"
You do say un million and use de(d') after the word million(s) whenever a noun directly follows it.
"Un million d'habitants."
Million will take on an s in the plural.
"Tois millions d'habitants."
Cent will only take on a s when plural and as long as it isn't followed by another number.
Takes the "s": "deux cents habitants."
No "s": "deux cent cinquante habitants.
Mille will never add an "s".
2. Ordinal Numbers
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- First Year French Review Note on French Midterm #2 Review, created by Ashley Salinas on 06/03/2017.
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