French, 27.06.2019 06:00 sherman55

What idiomatic phrase is used to describe where a general object is located? est il y a et droite

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Answer from: tess92

Bonjour

Which idiomatic phrase is used to describe where a general object is located ?

est ==> is

il y a ==> there is

et ==> and

à droite ==> on the right (side) on your right

with a feminine object

if you want to say "The (A) table is on the right side " ==>

"Il y a une table à droite". (There is a table on the right side)

La table est à droite (The table is on the right side)

Elle est à droite. (une table : feminine noun = elle) => it's on the right side

with a masculine object

The (A) store is on the right side

Il y a un magasin à droite. (there is a store on the right side)

Le magasin est à droite. T(he store is on the right side)

Il est à droite (un magasin : masculine noun = il) ==> it's on the right side

with a plural noun

Il y a des voitures à droite. (There are cars on the right side)

Les voitures sont à droite. (The cars are in the right side)

Elles sont à droite (They are on the right side)

As you noticed, when you write "there is" or "there are" in English, in French "il y a" is 'invariable". It never changes. Plural : il n'y a pas

Just note that, as in English, you use an indefinite article (un, une, des) with "il y a" = 'there is' or 'there are'

Hope it will help

Merry Xmas :)

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Name:
digestive system
fill in the words from the word band in the sentences belo
liver
large intestine
digestive system
word box
esophagus
anus
mouth
saliva
small intestine
1.
the
me uidebeen breaks down the food we eat.
when you chew and
2. digestions begins in the
swallow.
name
3. a watery liquid called
makes the food wet and
soft, and it has a chemical that digest the food.
4.
the
connects the bottom of your throat to your
stomach.
5. the
is a long narrow tube that has spongy walls
that soak up nutrients from food.
6. the
is on the right side of the body near the
lowest rib. its job is to clean the blood.

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