What isn't there: negation before a noun with 'il y a'
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I can say what there isn't using 'il n'y a pas de' and what I don't have using 'avoir' and 'ne … pas'.
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[ch] sounds like 'chercher'.
Prepositions such as 'derrière', 'devant' and 'entre' are useful for telling us where objects are.
To say what you don't have use 'ne ... pas' around 'avoir'. After this all articles change to 'de' or 'd''.
To say 'there isn't' or 'there aren't' we use 'il n'y a pas'. After this all articles change to 'de' or 'd''.
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