French letter, does this make sense? Need extra words.?

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French letter, does this make sense? Need extra words.?
Chère Mme Parsons,

Je ne peux pas venir (the french lesson on tuesday) parce que je suis très malade. J'ai mal à la tête et je tousse tout le temps. J'ai mal à la gorge et j'ai froid. J'ai mal à la oreille et j'ai mal à la jambe. Aussi j'ai de le fièvre. Je suis aller à la pharmacie et je suis rester au lit.

Je suis désolée.

Je vous prie d'agréer, Madame, l'expression de mes sentiments respectueux.


HOW DO YOU SAY THE WORDS IN BRACKETS?!

Answer 1

This makes perfect sense, you just made a few mistakes : you would say "l'oreille" (you contract the definite article in front of a vowel), and "fièvre" is feminine, so you would say "la fièvre".



You also made a spelling mistake on the past participles : "Je suis allé" and "je suis resté" (Add an "e" at the end of those words if you are a girl, "je suis restée")



Then, if you are a girl, your "Je suis désolée" is correct, but if you are a boy, you will have to get rid of the "e" at the end of "désolé" ;)



Finally, you would say "au cours de français mardi" to translate the phrase in brackets.\



(Hope you feel better :D)

Answer 2

For the 1st one, i think of the 2d determination sounds greater French For the 2d, i'm ninety consistent with cent specific that the 2d is greater desirable :) I have been given your letter (final) Saturday => J'ai recu ta lettre Samedi (dernier) (there's a cedille on the c there) (i think of that's good, nonetheless i'm going to be incorrect.)

Answer 3

Haha, vous avez beaucoup de doléances.



Je dirais, "je ne pourrai pas venir au cours de français ce mardi..."

Answer 4

Never mind the words in brackets. You are in a bad way, mon ami.

Answer 5

au cours mardi



et, la oreille --> l'oreille