Travel

à means ____________ in English

Answer explanation

Remember à can be to, at, or in

Je vais à la gare - I am going to the train station

Je suis à la gare - I am at the train station

J'habite à Cheektowaga - I live in Cheektowaga

en means ______________ in English

Answer explanation

This is mostly used for methods of travel that you go in (car, train, plane etc.)

And you learned that en is used for being in a country:

Je suis en France - I am in France

(side note - this is for countries whose names are considered feminine nouns)

le

• the (masculine objects)

• the (feminine objects)

• the (single object that begins with a vowel or a silent h)

la

• the (masculine objects)

• the (feminine objects)

• the (single object that begins with a vowel or a silent h)

l'

• the (masculine objects)

• the (feminine objects)

• the (single object that begins with a vowel or a silent h)

la gare

• the café

• the city

• the train station

• the garage

the restaurant

• le restaurant

• la restaurant

• l'restaurant

the hotel

• le hôtel

• la hôtel

• l'hôtel

Answer explanation

Don't forget that l' is used for single objects that begin with a vowel or an h.

a suitcase

• le valise

• un valise

• la valise

• une valise

Answer explanation

Don't forget from the first lessons that un is a for a masculine object and une is a for a feminine object

Tu prends means...

• I take

• I am taking

• You take

• You are taking

Answer explanation

Don't forget that English usually has at least two different ways to say something that has only one way to say it in French (and many other languages)

Very often, there are three ways! (but we don't need to concern ourselves with that, for now)