flashlight2537

[narrow nova]

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[eager iron]

lmao

well

(1) Remember that negation is two parts so don't just put « ne » there, put the negative adverb (pas, jamais, rien, etc). The adverb is a lot more important than the « ne ».
(2) Either use « on » or « nous », make up your mind.
(5) « bazar à terre » ? There's mess 'on land'? Did you mean 'on the ground (par terre)'? Also, make sure your agreements are in order. « des vaisselle très sale », why is the article in the plural even though the rest is in the singular?
(6) « binôme » here means partner in the sense of school or lab partner, not in the sense of someone with whom you are living
(7) Patrick has just insulted Anne by calling her a 'bloody boring moron'. The question is asking the same thing as (6) but directed to Patrick: Don't you regret your decision of living together?

[arctic coral]

Thank you. I will fix my mistakes

[arctic coral]

Okay I wrote them down. Do you know how I can rewrite number (1)?

[eager iron]

Look at (3). Notice how the negation is not just « ne » but also « pas »? « elle ne nous aime pas »? « ne…pas » wraps around the verb which is just the auxiliary in this case. All you need to do is add the second part, the adverb

Massive example for you:
« Je n'ai jamais arrêté de t'aimer, Émilie ! (I've never stopped loving you, Émilie!) »

[eager iron]

For number 5, « des » is actually wrong because « vaisselle » is an uncountable noun.

« Il y a de la vaisselle propre dans le lave-vaisselle. (There are some clean dishes in the dishwasher.) »