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Numbers 1-31: 'il n'y a pas de'

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I can use my knowledge of numbers, ‘il y a’ and ‘il n’y a pas de’ to understand and give descriptions of school facilities.

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The sound-symbol correspondence [oi] is pronounced as in the verb 'voir' (to see). Numbers 1-31 in French can be tricky to remember and so they must be practised regularly. To say how many of something there is/are in French, use 'il y a' + number or 'des' (some). 'Il y a trois salles'. To say 'there isn't a/an' or 'there aren't any' in French, use 'il n'y a pas de/d''. 'Il n'y a pas de salles.' 'Il n'y a pas' is always followed by 'de' or 'd'', never by 'un/une' or 'des'.

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