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miss Akunina [59]
4 years ago
12

Is this syntactically correct? Il y a de beaucoup des gratte-ciels dans ma ville.

French
2 answers:
algol134 years ago
8 0
<span>Hi,

Is this syntactically correct?


Il y a de beaucoup des gratte-ciels dans ma ville.(incorrect)

 </span>Il y a beaucoup de gratte-ciels dans ma ville is correct





wel4 years ago
4 0
Hi !!


No, it's not syntactically correct.

Il y a beaucoup de gratte-ciels dans ma ville is correct

Either :
Il y a des gratte-ciels

OR

il y a beaucoup de gratte-ciels

You never write an article before "beaucoup"
and  when a name is following  "beaucoup",
 it's always  "de" partitive article = "beaucoup de"  
de = partitive article for "de les"
Beaucoup de gens (de les)
beaucoup de monde (de le)
beaucoup de voitures (de les)
beaucoup d'eau (de l')

hope it helps :)
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