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[bitter sparrow]

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[sleek light]

French does not use the definite article (le, la, les) before possesive pronouns (mon, ton, etc.) Does that clarify which one you should use?

[limber monolith]

so would it be au? i thought it should just be à but my answer choices are only those

[sleek light]

au is the contraction of à + le, only one of your options doesn't have a definite article

[limber monolith]

what exactly are definite articles?

[sleek light]

French definite articles are le, la, les in English the definite article is the

[limber monolith]

oh right. and isnt les used when its referring to like multiple things, like plural?

and so then my answer for my question would be de right?

because de means to right, in this sense

[sleek light]

de is the correct preposition, but the sentence means I'm talking about my prof