Unit 16g - Common Prepositions Flashcards

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In referring to time, à is used for hours of the day and en is used for months, years, and seasons, except for spring.

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La réunion commencera à quinze heures.

The meeting will start at 3 P.M.

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In referring to time, à is used for hours of the day and en is used for months, years, and seasons, except for spring.

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Les participants sont arrivés à midi.

The participants arrived at noon.

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In referring to time, à is used for hours of the day and en is used for months, years, and seasons, except for spring.

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Sartre est né en 1905.

Sartre was born in 1905.

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In referring to time, à is used for hours of the day and en is used for months, years, and seasons, except for spring.

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La guerre d’Indochine a pris fin en 1954.

The Indochina war ended in 1954.

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In referring to time, à is used for hours of the day and en is used for months, years, and seasons, except for spring.

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Il fait froid en hiver. It’s cold in winter.

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In referring to time, à is used for hours of the day and en is used for months, years, and seasons, except for spring.

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Victor prend ses vacances en été.

Victor takes his vacation in summer.

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In referring to time, à is used for hours of the day and en is used for months, years, and seasons, except for spring.

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Elle va toujours à Venise au printemps.

She always goes to Venice in spring.

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To go by bicycle

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Aller à bicyclette / à / en vélo

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To ride

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Aller à cheval

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To walk, go on foot

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Aller à pied

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To go by bus

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Aller en autobus

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To go by bus (intercity)

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Aller en autocar

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To go by plane

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Aller en avion

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To go by boat

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Aller en bateau

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To go by subway

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Aller en métro

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To go by barge

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Aller en péniche

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To go by train

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Aller en train

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To go by car, drive

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Aller en voiture

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Quentin walks to work.

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Quentin va au bureau à pied.

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Valérie bikes to work.

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Valérie va au travail à bicyclette.

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They drive to the country.

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Ils vont à la campagne en voiture.

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Note the difference between en and dans in distinguishing between general and specific.

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À Paris, je circule en métro.

In Paris, I travel by subway.

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Note the difference between en and dans in distinguishing between general and specific.

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Hier j’ai vu Arnaud dans le métro.

Yesterday I saw Arnaud in the subway.

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Note the difference between en and dans in distinguishing between general and specific.

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Elle aime voyager en avion.

She likes to fly.

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Note the difference between en and dans in distinguishing between general and specific.

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Dans l’avion, il y avait une équipe de basketteurs.

In the plane, there was a basketball team.

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Note the difference between en and dans in distinguishing between general and specific.

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Vladimir vit en Russie.

Vladimir lives in Russia.

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Note the difference between en and dans in distinguishing between general and specific.

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Dans la Russie des tsars, la vie était différente.

In czarist Russia, life was different.