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Question of the French language when compared to using the / the / l '/ des?

When I read something in class of French today I noticed a phrase that says: "It raises questions to his history teacher on the issue of French identity. "Can someone explain why there are questions of questions for them, instead of History Whoops history and identity of identity, but no, I mean why questions rather than questions of.

of them as these two articles, about the same effect .... use any "them" if you know exactly what questions or "" if you know him ask questions, but you do not know what issues in particular. Exactly the same difference with "the" and "a". On-the-the Organization United Nations-an-of the difference between "D" and "L" is difficult to explain. I depends on the context .... IT has a lot of humor. He has a sense of humor. If the word has a vague or general significance, or it can be applied in different cases is used D ': Professor of History here can be applied to anyone who decides to make this work. If the word is applied to a particular thing you are: L ': the French have not only a specific identity, different identity or identity .... English German Earth is composed of 80% water only, but is a game of drinking water. Here is the first water is generic: all the water in the world -----> d 'Eau The second is specific: not all the water, but a sub-category: drinking water instead of salt water, solid water (ice), etc. -------> 's of' d 'appears before a vowel or "h". I drank water. The type or appearance before a feminine word. I Soup of the sleeve appears before a masculine noun. I ate some bread