Hi the following sentences are basically unscrambling them in the first place and then putting the sentence in order. If when looking through my unscrambled sentences and you see something wrong with the grammar or something of that nature that does not make the sentence understandable please once you have left your answer tell me the correct response and why my answer was not correct. Thanks for your time and help!
Here are the sentences scrambled and the sentences I came up with once I unscrambled the sentences :
1.il / être / important / Mathilde / parler / au professeur de français
My unscrambled sentence: Mathilde parler au professeur de français être il important.
2. il / être / nécessaire / Florence / et / sa meilleure amie / acheter / leurs billets d'avion
My unscrambled sentence: Florence et sa meilleure amie acheter leurs billets d'avion il nécessaire
3. il / être / bon / je / partir / mercredi matin / au plus tard
My unscrambled sentence: Au plus tard je il être bon partir mercredi matin.
4. il / être / essentiel / tu / vendre / ta vieille voiture
My unscrambled sentence: Tu vendre ta vieille voiture il être essentiel
5. il / falloir / nous / nettoyer / la maison
My unscrambled sentence: Nous falloir nettoyer il la maison
6. il / valoir mieux / vous / appeler / le propriétaire
My unscrambled sentence: Le propriétarie appeler il valoir mieux vouz
7. il / être / important / Farid / enlever / son vélo / du garage
My unscrambled sentence :Il être important Farid enlever son vélo du garage
8. il / être / essentiel / je / obtenir / un visa / pour la Tunisie
My unscrambled sentence: Il être essentiel je obtenir un visa pour la Tunisie.
Here is what I suggest you do:
1. Look at the scrambled sentence & look up any words you do not kn ow.
2. Write what you believe to be the correct French sentence.
3. Translate it into English, because it MUST make sense in both languages.
1. Here is what you have written:
Mathide to talk to the French teacher to be it is important. Now, ask yourself: Is that a good English sentence? If it is not, and it IS NOT, it's not correct.
Il est important que Mathilde parle au professeur de français.
In this exercise you have to know enough to change a verb or add a clause relator "que" etc. You can not keep "parler" in the infinitive unless you do this (direct address), speaking to Mathide.
Mathide, il est important parler, etc.
2. Were you given an example/model so you would know which to do? Are you studying the Subjunctive? "Il est important QUE" would require the Subjunctive.
Translate THAT one. Would you end the English sentence that way? I hope not, unless you are not a clear thinker.
Il est néessaire que Florence et sa meilleure amie achètent leurs billets d'avion
It LOOKS like you are studying the Subjunctive, but you should TELL me th at sort of thing FIRST.
Now, study the 3 sentences I did for you and THEN try #4 = 8. Let's see if you are learning and improving.
Sra (aka Mme)
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Here are the correct sentences after unscrambling and putting them in the correct order:
1. Il est important que Mathilde parle au professeur de français.
Explanation: The correct sentence structure in French is "Il est important que + subject + verb in the subjunctive mood." In this case, Mathilde is the subject and "parle" is the verb conjugated in the subjunctive form.
2. Il est nécessaire que Florence et sa meilleure amie achètent leurs billets d'avion.
Explanation: Similar to the previous sentence, the correct structure is "Il est nécessaire que + subject + verb in the subjunctive mood." Florence et sa meilleure amie is the subject and "achètent" is the verb conjugated in the subjunctive form.
3. Il est bon que je parte au plus tard mercredi matin.
Explanation: Once again, the correct structure is "Il est + adjective + que + subject + verb in the subjunctive mood." The adjective here is "bon," meaning good. The subject is "je" (I) and the verb is "parte" conjugated in the subjunctive form.
4. Il est essentiel que tu vendes ta vieille voiture.
Explanation: This sentence follows the same structure as the previous examples. The adjective "essentiel" (essential) is used, followed by the subject "tu" (you) and the verb "vendes" in the subjunctive form.
5. Il faut que nous nettoyions la maison.
Explanation: The construction "Il faut que + subject + verb in the subjunctive mood" is used to express necessity or obligation. Thus, in this sentence, the subject is "nous" (we) and the verb is "nettoyions" conjugated in the subjunctive form.
6. Il vaut mieux que vous appeliez le propriétaire.
Explanation: This construction uses the phrase "Il vaut mieux que + subject + verb in the subjunctive mood" to express that it is better to do something. In this case, the subject is "vous" (you) and the verb is "appeliez" in the subjunctive form.
7. Il est important que Farid enlève son vélo du garage.
Explanation: Here, the subject is Farid and the verb "enlève" (remove) is conjugated in the subjunctive mood.
8. Il est essentiel que j'obtienne un visa pour la Tunisie.
Explanation: The structure remains the same as the previous examples. The subject is "je" (I) and the verb is "obtienne" conjugated in the subjunctive form. Also note the correct spelling for "pour la Tunisie" (for Tunisia).
I hope this explanation helps! Feel free to ask if you have any more questions.
1. Il est important que Mathilde parle au professeur de français.
Explanation: In French, the subject pronoun "il" should be followed by the verb "est" to form the phrase "il est" which means "it is". The word order should be subject ("Mathilde"), verb ("parler"), complement ("au professeur de français").
2. Il est nécessaire que Florence et sa meilleure amie achètent leurs billets d'avion.
Explanation: Similar to the previous sentence, "il est" should be followed by the verb "nécessaire" and the correct word order is subject ("Florence et sa meilleure amie"), verb ("achètent"), complement ("leurs billets d'avion").
3. Il est bon que je parte au plus tard mercredi matin.
Explanation: The subject pronoun "je" should be followed by the verb "parte", then "au plus tard mercredi matin" is the complement.
4. Il est essentiel que tu vendes ta vieille voiture.
Explanation: The verb after "tu" should be "vendes", then "ta vieille voiture" is the complement.
5. Il faut que nous nettoyions la maison.
Explanation: The correct phrase is "il faut", which means "it is necessary". The subject pronoun "nous" should be followed by the verb "nettoyions", and "la maison" is the complement.
6. Il vaut mieux que vous appeliez le propriétaire.
Explanation: The correct phrase is "il vaut mieux", which means "it is better". The subject pronoun "vous" should be followed by the verb "appeliez", and "le propriétaire" is the complement.
7. Il est important que Farid enlève son vélo du garage.
Explanation: The correct phrase is "il est important", the subject should be followed by the verb "enlève" and "son vélo du garage" should be the complement.
8. Il est essentiel que j'obtienne un visa pour la Tunisie.
Explanation: The subject pronoun "je" should be followed by the verb "obtienne", and "un visa pour la Tunisie" is the complement.