French help !!!! ( Le pronoun Y )?

Question

This is the question.

In the future proche, the pronoun "Y" still goes before the verb.
1.The boys are going to study there.
2. Everyone is going to play there.

This is question 2

In Passe Compose the pronoun goes before avoir.
1. I looked for shoes there
2. She read a book there

What are these translated into pronouns

Answer 1

Futur proche :

Les garçons vont y étudier.

Tout le monde va y jouer.



You can find it after the verb in imperative form. eg Allez-y, go there or allez-y!, come on!



Passé composé :

J'y ai cherché des chaussures.

Elle y a lu un livre.

Answer 2

Ok, for the future,



1. Les garcons y étudieront. (It's like you are saying 'the boys there are will study)

2. Tout le monde y jouera. (like everyone there will play)



and for question 2



1. J'y ai cherché des chaussures.

2. Elle y a lu un livre là-bas.



Hope this help you, I am baisically 100% sure, I don't know, my grammar has gotten worse since I've moved back and forth.

Answer 3

Futur,present,past.... any tenses.



"Y " is an Adverb (for localisation)>>>>>>there



1)The boys are going to study there.

Les garçons vont y étudier.

2) Everyone is going to play there.

Tout le monde va y jouer.

*"y" between verb and infinitive verb.



"Y" personnal pronoun (object, personn)

1) I looked for shoes there,

J'y ai cherché pour des chaussures.

2)She read a book there

Elle y a lu un livre.

* "y " between subject and verb

Answer 4

I'm not sure I understand your question but here goes

1. les garçons vont y étudier

2. tout le monde va y jouer



1. J'y ai regardé pour des souliers

2. Elle y a lu un livre là

Answer 5

"Elle y a lu un livre là-bas." isn't correct.

We put either "Y" or "là-bas", never both together in the same phrase.

Elle y a lu un livre = Elle a lu un livre là-bas = she read a book there.



Also, to look for = chercher