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 is the primary meaning of 'don't' in French?

In what contexts can 'don't' be used to express time?

How does 'on' differ from 'don't' in terms of usage?

What are some examples of how 'on' is used to refer to locations?

How can 'on' be used in relation to seasons or months?

Explain how 'don't' can indicate a future event.

Describe the use of 'don't' in the context of transport.

What is the significance of articles when using 'on' and 'don't'?

How do you determine whether to use 'on' or 'don't' in a sentence?

What tense is indicated by the phrase 'la let a river'?