French Contractions with 'à'

This video tutorial is designed for French beginners learning the verb 'aller' and its usage with the preposition 'à'. It covers how to use 'à' with different genders and numbers of nouns, including masculine, feminine, and plural forms. The video explains the necessary contractions in French grammar, such as 'à' with 'le' becoming 'au', and 'à' with 'les' becoming 'aux'. Special cases like using 'à' with nouns starting with a vowel are also discussed. The tutorial aims to help students correctly form sentences about going to various places in French.

What does the word 'à' with an accent grave mean in French?

• With or without

• Above or below

• From or by

• To or at

How do you form the contraction for 'à' and 'le' when referring to a masculine place?

• ale

• au

• a'le

• àle

Which of the following is a correct contraction for 'à' and 'le'?

• au

• a'le

• àle

• ale

When referring to a feminine place, how do 'à' and 'la' interact?

• They form 'aux'

• They form 'au'

• They remain separate as 'à la'

• They form 'al'

What is the correct form when 'à' is used with 'la'?

• al

• aux

• au

• à la

What happens when 'à' is used with 'l'' for places starting with a vowel?

• They form 'aux'

• They remain 'à l''

• They form 'al'

• They form 'au'

Which contraction is used for 'à' and 'l'' when the place starts with a vowel?

• aux

• àl'

• à l'

• au

How do you form the contraction for 'à' and 'les' when referring to plural places?

• àles

• aux

• ales

• a'les

In French, what is the correct contraction for 'à' and 'les'?

• àles

• aux

• ales

• a'les

What is the contraction for 'à' and 'les' in French?

• àles

• aux

• ales

• a'les