I'm having some trouble with my french and I wanted to see if it was right.
I have to write sentences that say what me and my friends are doing this weekend.
Élise et toi / explorer / la ville
Élise et toi vont explorer la ville.
You are correct.
I don't think you are right.
Don't you want to say that Elise and I will explore the town?
I'll send this to our French tutor, SraJMcGin.
That is NOT correct. Elise and you means you both, or you plural.
´Elise et toi explorez la ville.
Sra (aka Mme)
I'll flag this and come back to see if you have additional questions.
Élise et toi / explorer / ville
Great effort! Your sentence is almost correct. The correct way to say "Élise and you are exploring the city" in French is "Élise et toi explorez la ville."
To form this sentence, you will need to conjugate the verb "explorer" in the present tense for the subject "Élise et toi," which is the second-person plural. The conjugation for this pronoun is "explorez." Additionally, remember to include the subject pronoun "vous" (you) to refer to both "Élise" and "toi."
Here's the breakdown of your sentence:
- Élise et toi: This translates to "Elise and you."
- explorez: This is the correct conjugation of the verb "explorer" for the subject "Élise et toi" in the present tense. It means "are exploring."
- la ville: This means "the city."
So, when combined, the sentence "Élise et toi explorez la ville" translates to "Elise and you are exploring the city." Keep up the good work!