Are These Sentences Correct?

[AAASSSDDD]

Are the following sentences grammatically correct?

1. Me llamo...
2. Soy de...
3. Me gusta jugar al baloncesto, escuchar música, y montar en bicicleta.
4. A mí no me gusta estudiar, y hacer la tarea.
5. A mí amigos y a yo nos gusta jugar al baloncesto.
6. A mí gusta mucho la pizza, las galletas, y lasaña.
7. A mí no me gusta maní y mostaza nada.
8. Me gusta Harry Potter y las reliquias de la muerte.
9. Mi héroe es...

[Rusty]

Welcome to the forums!
1. Me llamo... :good:
2. Soy de... :good:
3. Me gusta jugar al baloncesto, escuchar música, y montar en bicicleta.
4. A mí no me gusta estudiar, y hacer la tarea. :good:
5. A mí amigos y a yo nos gusta jugar al baloncesto.
6. A mí (missing indirect object pronoun) gusta(ending must agree in number with the subject) mucho la pizza, las galletas, y (missing article) lasaña.
7. A mí no me gusta(subject/verb agreement problem) (missing article) maní y (missing article) mostaza (missing preposition) nada.
8. Me gusta Harry Potter y las reliquias de la muerte. :good:
9. Mi héroe es... :good:

I moved your thread to the 'Practice & Homework' forum in case this was homework. We don't want to do your homework for you. Mistakes have been highlighted and hints have been given.

[AAASSSDDD]

Thanks!

Edit: What about number 3?

[Rusty]

No hay nada de malo en ella. Hiciste bien. :thumbsup:
There's nothing wrong with it. You did well. :thumbsup: (I just forgot to mark it. Sorry.)

When you think you have everything figured out, post again and we'll have another look.

[AAASSSDDD]

1. Me llamo...
2. Soy de...
3. Me gusta jugar al baloncesto, escuchar música, y montar en bicicleta.
4. A mí no me gusta estudiar, y hacer la tarea.
5. A mí amigos y a yo nos gusta jugar al baloncesto.
6. A me gusta mucho la pizza, las galletas, y las lasaña.
7. A mí no me gusta los maní y las mostaza nada.
8. Me gusta Harry Potter y las reliquias de la muerte.
9.Mi héroe es...



There's still a few things I think I got wrong on 6 and 7, but it should be an improvement

[Rusty]

4. A mí no me gusta estudiar, y hacer la tarea. (I marked the superfluous punctuation before, but perhaps you didn't see it - the rest of the sentence is good.)
5. A mí (the determiner isn't accented and it must agree in number with the noun that follows) amigos y a yo (prepositional pronoun needed, not a subject pronoun) nos gusta jugar al baloncesto.
6. A (missing prepositional pronoun) me gusta(verb ending needs to agree in number with the subject - hint: the subjects follow) mucho la pizza, las galletas, y las lasaña. (I marked the superfluous punctuation before - the article must agree in number with the noun)
7. A mí no me gusta(verb ending needs to agree in number with the subject - hint: the subjects follow) los (wrong number) maní y las (wrong number) mostaza (missing preposition) nada.

There are still a few things I think I got wrong on 6 and 7, but it should be an improvement.Improved, yes! I have remarked what was wrong and gave a few more hints. Ask questions about what you don't understand.

[AAASSSDDD]

Ok I think I have it now. Thanks!!

[Rusty]

You're welcome!

[AAASSSDDD]

Me llamo
Yo soy de
Me gusta jugar al baloncesto, escuchar música, y montar en bicicleta.
No me gusta ni estudiar ni hacer la tarea.
Mis amigos y a yo nos gusta jugar al baloncesto.
A mí me gusta mucho la pizza, las galletas, y la lasaña.
A mí no me gusta nada ni el maní ni la mostaza.
Me gusta mas la película Harry Potter y las reliquias de la muerte.
Mi héroe es
Me lammo Adrés en la clase de español.

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

Good job! :)
Only one accent missing (word marked in blue), but you also have to correct what I marked in pink. ;)

Me llamo
Yo soy de
Me gusta jugar al baloncesto, escuchar música, y montar en bicicleta.
No me gusta ni estudiar ni hacer la tarea.
Mis amigos y a yo nos gusta jugar al baloncesto.
A mí me gusta mucho la pizza, las galletas, y la lasaña.
A mí no me gusta nada ni el maní ni la mostaza.
Me gusta mas la película Harry Potter y las reliquias de la muerte.
Mi héroe es
Me lammo Adrés en la clase de español.

[Rusty]

(missing something here) mis amigos y a yo nos gusta jugar al baloncesto.
A mí me gusta(watch verb-subject agreement) mucho la pizza, las galletas, y la lasaña.
Me gusta(watch verb-subject agreement) mas la película Harry Potter y las reliquias de la muerte.
Me lammo Adrés en la clase de español.I've marked what needs fixed in red.
I also placed this post in the other thread you already started on the same topic.

[AAASSSDDD]

Whoops, I don't know why I spelled llamo wrong... Thanks!

Edit: I just want to make sure: I just looked up mas on google, and a site that I looked at said that "mas" means "more," and "más" means "but." Is this true?

[Rusty]

I just looked up mas on google, and a site that I looked at said that "mas" means "more," and "más" means "but." Is this true?Just the opposite. The accented word means 'more'. The unaccented word means 'but'.

You might also have a typo in the name you use in your Spanish class. ;)

Do you have any questions about the other corrections?

[AAASSSDDD]

Just the opposite. The accented word means 'more'. The unaccented word means 'but'.

You might also have a typo in the name you use in your Spanish class. ;)

Do you have any questions about the other corrections?
Ok, thanks. And no, I see what you mean with the other corrections (mostly just subject-verb agreement). But as for the name, that's how it was spelled on a list of names that my spanish teacher handed out... Is there another way to spell it?

[Rusty]

Andrés is the way it is normally spelled.

[AAASSSDDD]

Andrés is the way it is normally spelled.
Oh, you're right. I didn't even notice that it was missing an n :D