Question

Is this where I post French 2 language questions? I have a test tomorrow and can't figure out these practice questions:

Remplace le nom par un pronom:
Je n'aime pas manger une salade le soir.

Answer: Je n'aime pas la manger le soir. ( ????)

Remplace les noms par les pronoms:
Ces immigrants viennent de l'Algérie.

Answer: I have no idea

Remplace par un pronom:
Est-ce qu'ils prendront beaucoup de temps?

Remplace par un pronom:
Il a fallu lire cinq livres pour la classe.

Answer 1

First, is the part that has to be replaced by a pronoun underlined in your original textbook?

Second: it seems all these questions are about the use of the personal pronoun "en", that is used to replace an indirect object normally introduced by de/du.
Example:
Il vient de Paris => Il en vient.
Je joue de la guitare => J'en joue.

It also works when de/du is the equivalent of "some/any" uncountable.
Est-ce que tu as du pain ? => Est-ce que tu en as ? - Oui, j'en ai.

And also when it means "some/any" countable, but then you need to add a number in the answer and sometimes in the question.
Est-ce que tu as une voiture ? => Est-ce que tu en as (une) ? - Oui, j'en ai une.
Est-ce que tu as des frères ? => Est-ce que tu en as ? => Oui, j'en ai deux.

Hope this helps you answer your questions.

Answer 2

Post your answers, and I'll help you when you go wrong.

Answer 3

I still don't understand... Also no, it just says "Remplace le nom par un pronom."

Answer 4

Would the first question, "Je n'aime pas manger une salade le soir." be "Je n'en aime pas manger le soir." ??

Answer 5

90% Correct
The difficult thing is to insert the "en" in the right place.
You would need to write :
Je n'aime pas en manger le soir.
or even better :
Je n'aime pas en manger une le soir.

Answer 6

how do you know all of the questions have to do with "en" and not "le, la les, etc"?

Answer 7

Would the second question's answer be: Ils en viennent. ?

Answer 8

Because when you try to replace the noun by any pronoun in your sentences, only "en" fits in.