Bonjour, voici ma correction ☺️ Quand on a choisi Ronald Reagan comme président, il a fait la remarque suivante : " Si j'avais bien étudié à l'école, j'aurais pu faire plus. " I'm not sure if that's what you really wanted to say, do not hesitate to give me the English translation for a better understanding!

Hi 😊 Most of us are gonna pronounce it as "plu", but in the south, like here where I live, they can pronounce "plus" (with the S) because of their accent!

Bonjour, voici mes corrections ☺️ - une maison misérable / miteuse ('pauvre' is not really used for a place) - il se demandait toujours (se demander = to wonder) - et devenir riche (et = and ; est = is) - pour t'aider maman ('ma mère' is way too formal!) - cher Jacques (because he's a buy/man) - je suis habituée (with an e cause she's a girl/woman) - tous chauds (masculin form + plural) - de nouveaux meubles (meubles = furniture ; immeuble = building) - on n'est pas fait pour cette vie là Hope it helps ☺️

Hi 😊 Here, we simply use the particle "de" to link the two nouns because the 2nd noun (police) is considered general and not specific! - C'est une chaise de cuisine => We are not talking about a specific kitchen, it's just a """random""" chair for kitchen. - La chaise de la cuisine est cassée => We want to clarify that it is about THIS particular room, THIS kitchen where the chair is broken. Hope this helped 😊