Some revision help!

[Lacota]

桜は日本の花がいちばんゆうめいです。
まつもとさんとやまださんとどちらがダンスが上手ですか。.... どちらも上手です。
I feel I have the other particles correct - but are the highlighted particles correct? I feel they are but would like some confirmation. Thanks in advance.

 

[Toritoribe]

桜は日本の花がいちばんゆうめいです。

は is correct, but が is wrong (or more likely, が changes the meaning from "The cherry blossom is the most well-known flower in Japan" to "The Japanese one is the most well-known cherry blossom (in the world)").
The latter sentence is OK.

 

[Lacota]

は is correct, but が is wrong (or more likely, が changes the meaning from "The cherry blossom is the most well-known flower in Japan" to "The Japanese one is the most well-known cherry blossom (in the world)").
The latter sentence is OK.

Thanks kindly.

 

[Toritoribe]

So, what do you think the correct particle after 花 is?

 

[Lacota]

So, what do you think the correct particle after 花 is?

At first I thought perhaps nothing, although after some consideration I am leading to 'に'.
Confusing because my textbook doesn't expand on this very much, only for the use of が when giving a statement. I'll be sure to go through this all again when I see my tutor.

 

[Toritoribe]

The correct answer is で. This で works as ～のなかで, similar to "among" in English. 桜は日本の花の中でいちばんゆうめいな花です。 "The cherry blossom is the most well-known flower among all Japanese flowers." makes more sense?

 

[Lacota]

The correct answer is で. This で works as ～のなかで, similar to "among" in English. 桜は日本の花の中でいちばんゆうめいな花です。 "The cherry blossom is the most well-known flower among all Japanese flowers." makes more sense?

Ah yes. That makes perfect sense. Thank you.

 

[Lacota]

フィルムはどこにありますか。..... 上から三だんめのたなにあります。
庭にだれがいますか。..... だれもいません。
Have I finished these questions properly? I think I have.
Thanks forum.

 

[Mike Cash]

フィルムはどこにありますか。..... 上から三だんめのたなにあります。
庭にだれがいますか。..... だれもいません。
Have I finished these questions properly? I think I have.
Thanks forum.

Yes, you have.

 

[Toritoribe]

庭にだれがいますか。..... だれもいません。

庭にだれかいますか。 also works fine. (Who is in the garden? vs. Is there someone in the garden?)

 

[Lacota]

Thanks to the both of you.