REMEMBER THESE? a: in or to: Je vais a lécole. Je suis a la maison. De: from: Je reviens du supermarché. Je suis de Burbank.

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REMEMBER THESE? a: in or to: Je vais a lécole. Je suis a la maison. De: from: Je reviens du supermarché. Je suis de Burbank.

En in or to. Au a+le. Aux a+ les. Du de+le De + les des

LES VILLES

With names of cities, you use a to express in or to. You use de to express from. Il est a Lyon. Elle arrive a Nice demain. Elle part de Paris.

LES CONTINENTS The names of all continents are all feminine. They all end with a silent -e-. LAmérique LEurope LAsie LAustralie LAfrique

Almost all countries ending with a silent –e- are also feminine. All other countires are masculine. FémininMasculin La FranceLe Canada La BelgiqueLe Sénégal La suisseLe Mali LItalieLe Luxembourg LEspagneLIran

LES PAYS ET LES CONTINENTS You use en to express in or to and de/ d with all continents, feminine countries and masculine countries that begin with a vowel. Jhabite en Europe. Je reviens dEurope. Je vais en Belgique. Jhabite en Iran. Je viens dIsraël.

LES PAYS (Masculin) You use au to express to or in and du to express from with all masculine countries that begin with a consonant. Jhabite au Canada. Je vais au Japon. Je reviens du Canada. Je reviens du Japon.

PAYS PLURIELS?? You use aux and des with plural coutries. Jhabite aux Etats-Unis. Je reviens des Philippines.