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Ineed some with french. i wrote a text describing my favorite dinner, provided will be the text below, can someone check over the french version of the text t see if it's grammatically correct or just merely correct. i am new to french; hence, i am having a hard time. the english text: my perfect dinner would have salads, a lot of desserts, et lemonade. i would choose a green salad and soup for my entree. for my main dish, i would choose a sandwich. i would finish with a lot of desserts like a bowl of ice cream and some cake. i would have lemonade to drink. the french text: mon diner parfait aurait des salades, beaucoup de desserts et de la limonade. je choisirais une salade verte et une soupe pour mon entrée. pour mon plat principal, je choisirais un sandwich. je finirais avec beaucoup de desserts comme une boule de glace et du gâteau. j'aurais de la limonade à boire.

In this french correct ? i dont know if the person i am talking to is a female or male im assuming that wouldn't affect it but i kind of forget . i know all adjectives agree with the nouns that they modify. métier is masculine so i use the adjective bon and bon is masculine so i use un? is that how it works je pense un bon métier pour toi est un artiste ou un architecte. i think a good job for you is an artist or an architect

Which phrase best completes this sentence in the subjunctive mood? tu ailles à la banque samedi. a. je veux que b. bien que c. afin que d. quoi que