The pronoun y. Y means “there” A preposition of location plus a noun referring to a place or thing can be replaced by the pronoun “y.”

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The pronoun y

Y means “there” A preposition of location plus a noun referring to a place or thing can be replaced by the pronoun “y.”

The pronoun y Some prepositions of location that “Y” replaces are: 1.À, au, à la, aux 2.En (when it means to or in ex: En France) 3.Dans 4.Sur 5.Sous 6.Devant 7.Derrière 8.À côté de

The pronoun y The pronoun “y” follows the same rules of placement as the other object pronouns. (immediately before the verb!) The pronoun ALWAYS comes before the verb of which it is the object (that it makes SENSE with).

Other Uses Negative –Je n’y vais pas. Affirmative Commands –Vas-y! À + noun –Tu joues au foot? Oui, j’y joue. Conversational Expressions –Vas-y!Go ahead! Go on! Keep going! –On y va?Are we going? –Allons-y!Let’s go!

The pronoun y Circle the prepositional phrase of location. Then, replace it with the pronoun « y,» placing it directly before the verb it is related to. Je vais en France pour Noël! J’y vais pour Noël!

The pronoun y Circle the prepositional phrase of location. Then, replace it with the pronoun « y,» placing it directly before the verb it is related to. Elle travaille au MacDo. Elle y travaille.

The pronoun y Circle the prepositional phrase of location. Then, replace it with the pronoun « y,» placing it directly before the verb it is related to. Vous achetez du pain dans cette boulangerie? Vous y achetez du pain.

The pronoun y Circle the prepositional phrase of location. Then, replace it with the pronoun « y,» placing it directly before the verb it is related to. Elle est à l’école. Elle y est.

The pronoun y Circle the prepositional phrase of location. Then, replace it with the pronoun « y,» placing it directly before the verb it is related to. Les toilettes sont derrière les téléphones. Les toilettes y sont.

Expressions de Temps souventoften quelquefoissometimes de temps en tempsfrom time to time parfoisoccasionally rarementrarely ne… presque jamaisalmost never

Respond to the following questions using the pronoun “y.” 1. Maintenant, es-tu en classe? 2. Le samedi, vas-tu au cinéma? 3. Le dimanche, dînes-tu au restaurant? 4. Le week-end, restes-tu chez toi? 5. Es-tu allé(e) en France? 6. Es-tu allé(e) à Tahiti? 7. Es-tu monté(e) à la Statue de la Liberté? 8. Es-tu descendu(e) dans le Grand Canyon?