Definite and Indefinite articles

In French, all nouns have a gender; they are either

masculine or feminine. Articles change depending on
the gender of the noun that follows, and whether it is
singular or plural. Nouns denoting to male persons are
generally masculine and those which refer to female
persons are usually feminine:

Les articles définis - (the):

le (masc. singulier)
Ex.  le garçon (the boy)
le stylo (the pen)
la (féminin singulier)
Ex.la fille (the girl)
la gomme (the eraser)
l’ (before a vowel or h)
Ex. l’homme (the man)
l’ordinateur (the computer)
les (masculine or feminine plural)
Ex. les garçons, les stylos, les filles
les gommes, les hommes, les ordinateurs
Les articles Indéfinis : (a)
un (masculin singulier)
Ex. un garçon (a boy)
un stylo (a pen)
une(féminin singulier)
Ex. une fille (a girl)
une gomme (an eraser)
des (masculin et féminin pluriel)
ex.  des garçons
des stylos
des filles
des gommes
Subject pronouns.
Singular Plural
Je – I Nous – We
Tu – You (informal) Vous – You (formal)
Il - He Ils – They (masc. plural)
Elle – She Elles- They (fem. plural)
Verb Avoir – To have (Present Tense)
Singular Plural
J’ai –I have Nous avons – We have
Tu as–You have(informal) Vous avez -You have (formal)
Il a – He has Ils ont – They have
Elle a – She has Elles ont - They have