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 :)
Bonsoir,
Nous allons à la boulangerie pour acheter du pain.
bonjour
just a few mistakes
Ma visite au zoo se passe très bien. C'est très intéressant. Il y a des ours, des éléphants, des lions, des singes, des tigres, et des canards. Les ours dorment. Les singes sautent beaucoup. Les tigres courent vite. Les canards marchent.
When you make an enumeration , you should use an indeterminate article . hee it's plural, so you've got to use 'des'. In English you use "some", "any", or nothing.
The in the last sentence you forgot tu write the sybject before the verb.
That's all !!!
hope this helps ☺
Answer:
Rewrite the following sentences in the past tense.
1. They went into the forest.
2. I heard someone sing.
3. We succeeded in killing the giant.
4. We light the message.
5. They lived happily ever after.
6. You had a weird dream.
Explanation:
The best way to memorize something is to read a part of it over and over out loud at least 3 times, then do it 5 minutes later until you memorize it, then move on to the next part and repeat.
