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How do you say "there have been several/some cases of" in French?
I have "il y a eu" so far.
I found that the word case was 'cas', but I can't find the plural! Do the French have another way of saying this?
Thank you in advance :)
2 Answers
- phildangeLv 76 years agoFavorite Answer
Words that already end with an "s " don"t change at plural, that's why you couldn't find .
Your sentence makes :
"Il y a eu plusieurs cas de..."
- Anonymous6 years ago
One example : There have been several cases of Ebola in Quebec, we must be vigilant ! : il y a eu plusieurs cas d'Ebola au Québec, nous devons être vigilants !
