Please help me revise the French grammar urgently

Then, I came to the hotel for the 2008 Olympic Games, which are being renovated (the Olympic water sports will be held in Qingdao,..I'm talking about being renovated, renovating in the true sense of the word. Nothing is left in it!

Collecting dust on the shelves, the bathroom is simply indescribable, there is no living room, there is no bar, there is no internet, there are no facilities. If I want to take a shower, on the third floor of a room (upstairs stairs completely renovated building), then, as much as possible to remove the plaster dust in the bathtub, a change of clothes placed on it, at least because there is dust in the place. But at least it's still a nice place, at least the showers are brand new.

Still, I would say, toilets. That's a hole, we squat on it (vomit thoughts, while reading the newspaper, don't even think squatting). Convenient when it's just a face "poop", there are other people who want to go to the toilet "because the toilet paper used to throw the paper basket is right next to it, always full (opposite is the toilet paper holder is always paperless) I tell you, in such an environment is difficult, I like to sit comfortably in the toilet in the United States, this toilet, I can never be a good quick and convenient.

The title of this article jour-1 (day 1), while in fact, I tell you, should be written at night 0 (the night before) and day 1 (day 1) should be 20, uploaded a few days before this article, because I can be inaccessible. Oh, I forgot to say. This fully refurbished room is also expensive, 80 yuan a day, (I only paid 50 yuan for a day in Shanghai), but luckily the room has at least a double bed, a TV, and is not too cramped.

In addition to the 26 letters, there are also spelling symbols that are not found in the English language and are summarized as follows:

Closing notes, placed above the letter e, e.g. état;

Open notes, placed above the letters a, e, u, i, e.g., l, à long notes, placed above the letters a, e, u, i, e.g., me, être, co t, le;

"Part-of-note notes, placed above the letters e, i, e.g. aigu, alcolo de;

Soft notes, indicating c reading [s], e.g. le on;

A hyphen is used to connect words, e.g. où habite-t-il?

Special characters are meant to keep the pronunciation constant.

For example, ca should be pronounced as 'ka' in order to pronounce the original sound'Sa'You have to add an apostrophe to C.

French words are made up of syllables, and the main phoneme in a syllable is a vowel, and there are as many syllables as there are vowel phonemes in a word. For example, ami [a-mi] has two vowel phonemes, so it has two syllables, and it is used between the two syllables"-"Apart.

Eiffel Tower.

French: tour

eiffel

Homonym: Tuheshara.

Triumph Arch.

French: arc

detriomphe

Homophony: Wow and (softly) Yes.

Target. Withdrawal.

Notre-Dame de Paris.

French: notre

damede

paris homonym:

Knott. and (softly) but.

Target. Brazil (the Western word for covertan is to be said to be a big tongue.

tone. Champs Elysees.

French: champs

elysees

Homonym: Double love object Lu Tong Lizi.

Louvre. French: louvre

Homophony: Lu (stress) I (softly).

Some of the homophonies may be less accurate. Do not shoot bricks.