Rewrite the following sentence in the negative.Va à Paris.A.N'allons pas à Paris.B.Ne va pas à Paris.C.Tu ne vas pas à Paris.D.Aller à Paris.

The correct way to rewrite the sentence "Va à Paris" in the negative form is:

C. Tu ne vas pas à Paris.

Explanation:

In French, to negate a verb phrase, you typically surround the verb with "ne" and "pas." In this case, "Va" (which is the imperative form of the verb "aller" meaning "to go") changes to "Tu ne vas pas" in the negated form, where "tu" refers to the second person singular.

The other options either do not correctly convey the negative imperative or are not in the appropriate conjugation for negation related to the original sentence. Thus, "C" correctly transforms the original imperative statement into its negative form by using the appropriate grammatical structure.