"Pauline n'a jamais payé un seul bouquet de fleurs."

Translation: Pauline never paid for a single bouquet of flowers.

[Sue413519]

I think 'bunch' of flowers should be accepted.

[Crotchet]

'Bouquet' is used in England for a formal bunch of flowers, such as might be carried by a bride, or presented to a musician or actor after an admired performance. Otherwise 'bunch' is used

[adrianjorre]

Pauline HAS never paid for a bouquet of flowers

[NED524575]

"Pauline has never paid for a single bouquet of flowers" is a literal translation and should be accepted.

[Ihab414970]

What's wrong with "Pauline n'a jamais payée..." since pauline is feminine

[Andre872035]

You change the endings with auxiliary ÊTRE, not with AVOIR

[Ihab414970]

Thanks Andrey

[ejm_canada]

I typed "Pauline never paid for one single bouquet of flowers" and am unclear why that would be incorrect. It is along the lines of "not even one bouquet". If I am wrong, how would one say that Pauline had never paid for one bouquet?