Question

french verbs conjugation sentence checker
l'eleve descend la porte de la salle de classe

Answer 1

The sentence "l'élève descend la porte de la salle de classe" contains a couple of issues in terms of meaning and context. The verb "descend" (descend) is correctly conjugated in the present tense for "l'élève" (the student), but the phrase itself is a bit unclear because "descendre la porte" suggests that the student is somehow descending the door, which doesn't make literal sense. You might want to say something like:

- "L'élève descend les escaliers de la salle de classe." (The student is going down the stairs from the classroom.)

or

- "L'élève sort de la salle de classe." (The student is leaving the classroom.)

If you're specifically trying to mention the door, you might say:

- "L'élève ouvre la porte de la salle de classe." (The student opens the classroom door.)

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