A.Because..glasses, gloves and boots are all nouns.

For the 1st one, this is “Il leur a promis qu’il ne le dirait à personne” (he promised them he does no longer say it to every physique”) the different, at an analogous time as technically properly suited, is only quite off-base in terms of the verb annoying, that’s destiny annoying quite than imperfect annoying. i assume that the final one, to be incredibly properly suited may be: “Il leur a promis qui ne le dira pas à personne” or perhaps then, the ideal word may be: “Il leur a promis qu’il ne le dirait pas à qui que ce soit”. Ah, and be conscious the accessory on the 2nd a… the 2nd, definite, this is powerful to respond that. in certainty, the question is “Are there many rooms in his house” (appart being a French contraction for “appartement”) and answer “There are no longer many” is right, whether this is a pithy answer… a much extra suited answer may be to declare the type and of rooms as properly: “Il n’y en a pas beaucoup, juste quatre, incluant les toilettes” (there are no longer many, only 4, which includes the bathroom). with any luck this supplies what you like.

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a… the english teacher is right…