In French, should we write « inclue » or « incluse » ?
In French, the past participle of the verb inclure (include) is inclus (always with an "s").
- in the masculine singular: inclus
- in the masculine plural: inclus
- in the feminine singular: incluse
- in the feminine plural: incluses
For example:
Fermeture du parc jusqu'au 9 janvier inclus. <=> Park closure until January 9 included.
Frais de port inclus. <=> Postage included.
Les licenciés inclus dans la liste ne paieront pas. <=> Licensees included in the list will not pay.
La livraison est incluse dans le prix. <=> Delivery is included in the price.
Le prix est de 15€, TVA incluse. <=> The price is 15€, VAT included.
Elle est incluse dans le groupe. <=> It is included in the group.
Les piles sont incluses dans la boite. <=> Batteries are included in the box.
Révisez jusqu'au lessons 7 et 8 incluses. <=> Review up to lessons 7 and 8 included.
In French, the past participle of the verb inclure (include) is inclus (always with an "s").
- in the masculine singular: inclus
- in the masculine plural: inclus
- in the feminine singular: incluse
- in the feminine plural: incluses
For example:
Fermeture du parc jusqu'au 9 janvier inclus. <=> Park closure until January 9 included.
Frais de port inclus. <=> Postage included.
Les licenciés inclus dans la liste ne paieront pas. <=> Licensees included in the list will not pay.
La livraison est incluse dans le prix. <=> Delivery is included in the price.
Le prix est de 15€, TVA incluse. <=> The price is 15€, VAT included.
Elle est incluse dans le groupe. <=> It is included in the group.
Les piles sont incluses dans la boite. <=> Batteries are included in the box.
Révisez jusqu'au lessons 7 et 8 incluses. <=> Review up to lessons 7 and 8 included.
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