Saying where in town you are going to and what transport you are taking there
In this lesson we will learn five methods of transport, use the verb 'aller' and à plus the definite article.
Saying where in town you are going to and what transport you are taking there
In this lesson we will learn five methods of transport, use the verb 'aller' and à plus the definite article.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- saying where in town you are going to
- saying what transport you are taking to a place
- aller (je vais)
- à + definite article
- en / à + transport
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5 Questions
Q1.
Which of the following words is masculine?
une gare
une maison
Q2.
Which of the following words is feminine?
un parc
un supermarché
Q3.
How do you say 'there is/are no' in French?
il y a
je suis
Q4.
Which side of the road do they drive on in France, Belgium and Switzerland?
On the left.
Q5.
What is the name of the famous cycling race that takes place in France each year?
The Jolly French Cycling Race
The yellow brick road race
5 Questions
Q1.
How do you say 'I am going to the shop' in French?
Je vais à la magasin.
Je vais à la maison.
Q2.
What does 'Je vais à l'église en voiture' mean in English?
I am going to the church by train.
I am going to the school by bus.
Q3.
How do you say 'by bicycle' in French?
au vélo
en vélo
Q4.
Which sentence describes this picture?
Je vais à la parc à bus.
Je vais au parc en train.
Q5.
Can you remember which fruit Bordeaux is famous for growing?
Apples
Pears