Le Pronom Y

Front

What would you replace with y? Options: preposition + place
&
à + thing, person, place, or thing, number + thing
&
de + thing, à + person

Back

preposition + place
&
à + thing

Front

What can y mean?

Back

there

Front

For the majority of the time, where does y go in a sentence?

Back

before the verb

Front

Where do you put y when there are two verbs - one conjugated and one in the infinitive?

Back

in between the 2 verbs

Front

What is the most obvious difference between y and me, te, lui, nous, vous, leur?

Back

The first replaces à + thing, while the second replaces à + person.

Front

Je vais au café. = I'm going to the café.
_________________ = I'm going there.
(Remember to use appropriate capitalization/punctuation/accents.)

Back

J'y vais.

Front

_________________ = I'm going to go there.

Back

Je vais y aller.

Front

Je suis allée au musée. = I went to the museum.
_________________ = I went there.

Back

J'y suis allée., J'y suis allé.

Front

_________________ = I will go there.
(Remember to use appropriate capitalization/punctuation/accents.)

Back

J'y irai.

Front

Je n'irais pas aux montagnes. = I wouldn't go to the mountains.
_________________ = I wouldn't go there.
(Remember to use appropriate capitalization/punctuation/accents.)

Back

Je n'y irais pas.