Yeeey!

[broke123]

I figured it out all by myself! yey! :D

He did not permit the students to repeat....
El no le permitió al estudiantes repetir...

Did I get it right? or not? :sad: check please

Thank youuuu! :kiss:

[wrholt]

I figured it out all by myself! yey! :D

He did not permit the students to repeat....
Él no le permitió al a los estudiantes repetir...

Did I get it right? or not? :sad: check please

Thank youuuu! :kiss:

Very good, although there are two small errors.

"El" (no written accent) is the masculine singular definite article, while "él" (with written accent) is the third person singular masculine subject/complement pronoun = he (as subject) or him (as object of a preposition).

"Estudiantes" is a plural noun, while "al" is used only with masculine singular nouns.

[broke123]

ohh forgot about the "los" part :(

Thank you!!!!