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	When days of the week are used without a determiner, they usually refer to a specific day:		When days of the week are used without a determiner, they usually refer to a specific day:
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	(But in dates, days of the week are preceded by le: le lundi 8 août.)		(But in dates, days of the week are preceded by le: le lundi 8 août.)



	When days of the week are preceded by a definite article they usually describe what habitually happens:		When days of the week are preceded by a definite article they usually describe what habitually happens:
	*Le magasin est fermé le lundi (or tous les lundis)		*Le magasin est fermé le lundi (or tous les lundis)
	The shop is closed on Mondays		The shop is closed on Mondays



	le matin, l'après-midi, le soir, la nuit are used in the same way:		le matin, l'après-midi, le soir, la nuit are used in the same way:
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	(versus Elle s'est levée tôt lundi matin 'She got up early on Monday morning'.)		(versus Elle s'est levée tôt lundi matin 'She got up early on Monday morning'.)


	Seasons can be used in a similar way:		Seasons can be used in a similar way:
	*faire du ski l'hiver (also en hiver)		*faire du ski l'hiver (also en hiver)
	to go skiing in winter		to go skiing in winter


	*jouer au tennis l'été (also en été)		*jouer au tennis l'été (also en été)
	to play tennis in summer		to play tennis in summer



	But the definite article may be used to stress that an event occurred on a particular day:		But the definite article may be used to stress that an event occurred on a particular day:


	*Le concours s'est déroulé le lundi		*Le concours s'est déroulé le lundi
	The competition took place on the Monday		The competition took place on the Monday


	Note the following expressions:		Note the following expressions:
	*dimanche en huit		*dimanche en huit
	a week on Sunday		a week on Sunday


	*vendredi en quinze		*vendredi en quinze
	a fortnight on Friday		a fortnight on Friday


	*tous les deux jours		*tous les deux jours
	every other day		every other day

			<span link>Finish this lesson and explore these related pages:</span> [[Language/French/Grammar/Possessive-determiners\|Possessive determiners]], [[Language/French/Grammar/Omission-of-the-article\|Omission of the article]], [[Language/French/Grammar/How-to-use-half,-third-and-quarter-in-French\|How to use half, third and quarter in French]] & [[Language/French/Grammar/Use-of-soi\|Use of soi]].
	==Other Chapters==		==Other Chapters==
	{{French-Grammar-Course-Menu}}		{{French-Grammar-Course-Menu}}
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	==~~Related~~ Lessons==		==Other Lessons==
	* [[Language/French/Grammar/Stressed-pronouns-with-ne-—-que-and-ni-—-ni-—-ne\|Stressed pronouns with ne — que and ni — ni — ne]]		* [[Language/French/Grammar/Stressed-pronouns-with-ne-—-que-and-ni-—-ni-—-ne\|Stressed pronouns with ne — que and ni — ni — ne]]
	* [[Language/French/Grammar/Pronominal-verbs,-the-auxiliary-“être”-and-the-agreement-of-the-past-participle\|Pronominal verbs, the auxiliary “être” and the agreement of the past participle]]		* [[Language/French/Grammar/Pronominal-verbs,-the-auxiliary-“être”-and-the-agreement-of-the-past-participle\|Pronominal verbs, the auxiliary “être” and the agreement of the past participle]]
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	* [[Language/French/Grammar/Form-and-uses-of-tout\|Form and uses of tout]]		* [[Language/French/Grammar/Form-and-uses-of-tout\|Form and uses of tout]]
	* [[Language/French/Grammar/Adverbs-ending-in-—(é)ment-derived-from-past-participles\|Adverbs ending in —(é)ment derived from past participles]]		* [[Language/French/Grammar/Adverbs-ending-in-—(é)ment-derived-from-past-participles\|Adverbs ending in —(é)ment derived from past participles]]
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			==Related Lessons==
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Stressed-pronouns-with-ne-—-que-and-ni-—-ni-—-ne\|Stressed pronouns with ne — que and ni — ni — ne]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Pronominal-verbs,-the-auxiliary-“être”-and-the-agreement-of-the-past-participle\|Pronominal verbs, the auxiliary “être” and the agreement of the past participle]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Use-of-il,-ce,-cela-and-ça-as-impersonal-pronouns\|Use of il, ce, cela and ça as impersonal pronouns]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Regular-plurals-in-French\|Regular plurals in French]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Adverbs-ending-in-—ment-derived-from-the-masculine-form-of-an-adjective\|Adverbs ending in —ment derived from the masculine form of an adjective]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Double-object-constructions-with-no-preposition\|Double object constructions with no preposition]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Possessive-pronouns\|Possessive pronouns]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Quand-utiliser-QUAND-et-QUANT\|Quand utiliser QUAND et QUANT]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/How-to-recognize-when-the-start-of-a-relative-clause-is-a-direct-object\|How to recognize when the start of a relative clause is a direct object]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Use-of-an-année,-jour-journée,-matin-matinée,-soir-soirée\|Use of an année, jour journée, matin matinée, soir soirée]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Location-of-adverbs-modifying-sentences\|Location of adverbs modifying sentences]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Verb-forms-—-Conjugations\|Verb forms — Conjugations]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Gender-of-Nouns-Names-of-ships-and-restaurants\|Gender of Nouns Names of ships and restaurants]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Form-and-uses-of-tout\|Form and uses of tout]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Adverbs-ending-in-—(é)ment-derived-from-past-participles\|Adverbs ending in —(é)ment derived from past participles]]

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	==Other Chapters==		==Other Chapters==
	{{French-Grammar-Course-Menu}}		{{French-Grammar-Course-Menu}}

			==Videos==

			===Learn French in 15 days (Day 2) - French Grammar Part - YouTube===
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			===Learn French in 15 days (Day 5) - French Grammar Part-2 - YouTube===
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			===I Learned French in 30 Days (My Method) - YouTube===
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When days of the week are used without a determiner, they usually refer to a specific day:
*Je viendrai vous voir lundi
I'll come and see you on Monday

(But in dates, days of the week are preceded by le: le lundi 8 août.)

When days of the week are preceded by a definite article they usually describe what habitually happens:
*Le magasin est fermé le lundi (or tous les lundis)
The shop is closed on Mondays

le matin, l'après-midi, le soir, la nuit are used in the same way:
*Elle se lève tôt le matin
She gets up early in the mornings

(versus Elle s'est levée tôt lundi matin 'She got up early on Monday morning'.)

Seasons can be used in a similar way:
*faire du ski l'hiver (also en hiver)
to go skiing in winter

*jouer au tennis l'été (also en été)
to play tennis in summer

But the definite article may be used to stress that an event occurred on a particular day:

*Le concours s'est déroulé le lundi
The competition took place on the Monday

Note the following expressions:
*dimanche en huit
a week on Sunday

*vendredi en quinze
a fortnight on Friday

*tous les deux jours
every other day

==Other Chapters==
{{French-Grammar-Course-Menu}}

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	<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXML9GPz7Is</youtube>		<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXML9GPz7Is</youtube>

			==Related Lessons==
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Stressed-pronouns-with-ne-—-que-and-ni-—-ni-—-ne\|Stressed pronouns with ne — que and ni — ni — ne]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Pronominal-verbs,-the-auxiliary-“être”-and-the-agreement-of-the-past-participle\|Pronominal verbs, the auxiliary “être” and the agreement of the past participle]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Use-of-il,-ce,-cela-and-ça-as-impersonal-pronouns\|Use of il, ce, cela and ça as impersonal pronouns]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Regular-plurals-in-French\|Regular plurals in French]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Adverbs-ending-in-—ment-derived-from-the-masculine-form-of-an-adjective\|Adverbs ending in —ment derived from the masculine form of an adjective]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Double-object-constructions-with-no-preposition\|Double object constructions with no preposition]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Possessive-pronouns\|Possessive pronouns]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Quand-utiliser-QUAND-et-QUANT\|Quand utiliser QUAND et QUANT]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/How-to-recognize-when-the-start-of-a-relative-clause-is-a-direct-object\|How to recognize when the start of a relative clause is a direct object]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Use-of-an-année,-jour-journée,-matin-matinée,-soir-soirée\|Use of an année, jour journée, matin matinée, soir soirée]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Location-of-adverbs-modifying-sentences\|Location of adverbs modifying sentences]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Verb-forms-—-Conjugations\|Verb forms — Conjugations]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Gender-of-Nouns-Names-of-ships-and-restaurants\|Gender of Nouns Names of ships and restaurants]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Form-and-uses-of-tout\|Form and uses of tout]]
			* [[Language/French/Grammar/Adverbs-ending-in-—(é)ment-derived-from-past-participles\|Adverbs ending in —(é)ment derived from past participles]]

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