can someone explain what does letters "y" and "a" means in sentences i see them often but can't understand when i tries to translate it just says "y" back
#"y" and "a" in sentences
hexed nebula
rotund mesa
'y' is a pronoun for 'la'. 'il y a' means "there is"
wooden arrow
The adverbial pronoun y is used to replace the grammatical structure à/en + place.
J'ai vu la nouvelle statue au musée Grévin => j'y ai vu la nouvelle statue
A (without the accent) is the conjugated form of the verb avoir (to have) in the third person singular (il/elle/on) of the indicative present tense.
Il a un ballon (he has the ball)
There is the expression il y a (it can be conjugated in every tense) which means there is/are.
hexed nebula
The adverbial pronoun *y* is used to replace the grammatical structure *à/en + p...
isn't there more of meanings for "a" because i remember seeing an example sentence with a but not the verb avoir
could it mean also "à" ?