"I must sell some chocolate for school."

Translation: Il faut que je vende des chocolats pour l'école.

[DavidWalke78135]

'some chocolates' not the same as 'some chocolate'

[GrahamNdP]

Yes, but plurals don't always work the same way in French as in English - here you must use the plural for the French! :)

[InvertedGo]

Why couldn't you say du chocolat?

[Abdullah_Ch1994]

Du chocolat était indique correct pour moi.

[GrahamNdP]

I think because « chocolat » is countable in French so it's either « un chocolat » or « des chocolats » ! :)

[InvertedGo]

So if there is a vat full of molten chocolate somewhere, there's no way to talk about it?

[Gord543537]

I agree. The chocolatiers can buy chocolate in big blocks weighing many kilos from which they make individual chocolates. Regarding schools, boxes of chocolates or chocolate bars are often sold to raise money. We always said we were selling chocolates or chocolate bars.

[christineg116789]

Why is it not vends or is this subjunctive..?

[GrahamNdP]

Yup, it's subjunctive! :)
Reverso conjugator vendre

[Angela470035]

Je dois vendre du chocolat pour l'école Refused. Reported.

[doublelingot]

"Je dois vendre du chocolat pour l'école." --> correct & added to the DB

[Sucy-en-Brie94]

Il faut que je vende du chocolat pour l'école. Accepted :)

[Antti546484]

"Je dois vendre des chocolats pour l'école" was accepted.

[deactivated user]

What is wrong with "Je dois vendre du chocolat pour l'ecole"?

[GrahamNdP]

I think it would need to be « ... des chocolats ... » ! :)

[effyleven]

"Je doit vendre des chocolat pour l'école." Rejected.

[Gord543537]

Yes. Je dois (doit goes with il, elle, on, ça, etc.)

Des is plural so you need to say 'chocolats'