Question

3 - Au marché
The new employee can't get anyone's order right. Say what each customer asked for and what the employee gave them.

Modèle-je / des frites
J'ai demandé des frites, mais il m'a donné du pain.

1. Malika / une pêche
Malika demande une peche, mais il m'a donne du poire.

2.Soraya / une tomate
Sonrya demande une tomate, mais il m'a donne du oignon.

3.Daniel / du pâté
Daniel demand du pate, mais il m'a donne du oeufs

4.Raphaël / un poivron rouge
Raphael demande un poivron rouge, mais il m'a donne du champignons.

Please help me to understand what I did wrong and also show me how to get the correct answers.

Please and thank you!

Answers

Ms. Sue
I'll send this to our French expert, SraJMcGin.

Alex
Thanks!
SraJMcGin
Please note 2 things first. In the instructions, the word "asked" is past tense. In the model "j \'ai demandé" is also past tense (passé composé)

Therefore, I believe all your verbs should be in the past tense. For example in #1 = Malika a demandé une pêche (note the accent circonflexe), mais il lui a donné une poire. (pear is feminine)

The model used the partitive (des/du) but #1 does not. #3 will.

Now that I have done #1 for you, please try #2, #3, #4 and I'll be back to check them. 2 things were wrong in your sentence. First of all the verb is in the past tense and then if I doesn't happen to be the subject, it can not be...il m'a donné.

I'll flag this and come back in a while to check it again.

Sra (aka Mme)

Alex
# 2: Sonyra a demande une tomate, mais il lui a donne un ognion.

#3- Daniel a demande du pate, mais il lui a donne des oeufs

#4- Raphael a demande un poviron rouge, mais il lui du champignons.
SraJMcGin
Sorry, I just saw this.
#2 Sonyra a demandé....il lui a donné (required accent marks)

If you don't know how to make accent marks on the computer, I need to know 2 things. a) do you have a PC or Mac and b) do you have Windows or not.

#3 a demandé du pâté....il lui a donné

#4 a denabdé,,,,you forgot the verb in the 2nd half = il lui a donné des champignons. (If the noun is plural, use des)

Sra (aka Mme)

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