This might not be correct, but you could try it:
<span>"J'étais content parce que je ne suis pas allé au théâtre dans un mois."</span>
Au is the answer for the question
Hello !
→ d. La rue
we say :
<em>Je suis </em><u><em>sur</em></u><em> l'avenue ; </em>
<em>Je suis </em><u><em>sur</em></u><em> la place ; </em>
<em>Je suis </em><u><em>sur</em></u><em> le boulevard...</em>
but for the d. it's : Je suis<u> DANS </u>la rue.
<em>× × i hope i helped you ! × ×</em>
Bonjour
<em>What time is it ? ►</em>Quelle heure <u>est-il</u> ?
<em>Is it</em> = est-il <em>(don't forget the hyphen between "est" and "il"</em>
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The spelling of heure is different because "heure" agrees in number ►
il est une heure. ►Il est <u>deux</u> heure<u>s</u>
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<em>It is noon ► </em>Il est <u>midi</u>.
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<em>It is midnight ► </em>Il est <u>minuit</u>
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The word you leave out is "heure"
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Hope this helps ☺☺☺
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