Breakdown of Il est recommandé de ne pas créer de nuisances la nuit.
être
to be
ne
not (used before the verb)
pas
not (used after the verb)
de
of / from / any (in negative sentences) / about (concerning)
Questions & Answers about Il est recommandé de ne pas créer de nuisances la nuit.
Why do we use Il est recommandé instead of C'est recommandé here?
In formal and written French, impersonal sentences (where "it" doesn't refer to a specific noun) use il. The structure il est + [past participle] + de + [infinitive] is a standard impersonal passive construction used to state a general rule, recommendation, or prohibition.
Why are ne and pas grouped together before créer?
Why is it de nuisances instead of des nuisances?
Why is there no preposition before la nuit to mean "at night"?