Dans vs. en?

This video tutorial explains the differences between the French prepositions 'don't' and 'on'. 'Don't' is used for concrete expressions of place, time, and manner, while 'on' is used for abstract ideas, locations, and feminine countries. The tutorial provides examples and practice exercises to help learners understand when to use each preposition.

What does the preposition 'don't' primarily mean in French?

• By

• In

• To

• On

Which preposition would you use for 'in the kitchen'?

• Don't

• On

• To

• By

In which context is 'on' used without an article?

• With situations

• With locations

• With countries

• With time

Which type of countries does 'on' precede?

• Countries with consonants

• Feminine countries

• Masculine countries

• Countries with articles

How is 'on' used in relation to seasons?

• With feminine countries

• Without articles

• With articles

• With masculine countries

How does 'on' relate to time in French?

• It is not used for time

• It is used for past events

• It shows duration

• It indicates future events

Which preposition is used before modes of transport?

• To

• Don't

• On

• By

What does 'on' indicate when used with time?

• Location

• Past events

• Future events

• Duration

What is a key difference between 'don't' and 'on'?

• 'On' is used with articles

• 'Don't' is used with articles

• 'On' is more concrete

• 'Don't' is more abstract

Which preposition is used for 'in 5 minutes' when referring to future events?

• On

• Don't

• By

• To