Aller (to go) & prepositions

The video tutorial explores the French verb 'aller' and the prepositions that follow it. It begins with a review of 'aller' in the present tense and then delves into the five ways to say 'to the' in French: 'à la' for feminine nouns, 'à l'' for words starting with a vowel or 'h', 'au' for masculine nouns, 'aux' for plural nouns, and 'chez' for referring to people. The tutorial provides examples and context for each preposition, helping learners understand their usage.

What is the present tense form of 'aller' for 'nous'?

• nous allons

• nous allez

• nous va

• nous vais

Which preposition is used in French for 'to the' when the following noun is feminine?

• à la

• au

• aux

• chez

When do you use 'à l'' in French?

• With nouns starting with a vowel or 'h'

• With masculine nouns

• With plural nouns

• With feminine nouns

Which preposition is used for 'to the' when the noun is masculine?

• chez

• à la

• au

• à l'

How do you say 'to the United States' in French?

• chez États-Unis

• à la États-Unis

• au États-Unis

• aux États-Unis

Which preposition is used when referring to a person's place, like a dentist's office?

• à la

• à l'

• au

• chez

What is the correct preposition for 'to the toilets' in French?

• chez toilettes

• à la toilettes

• au toilettes

• aux toilettes