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A / à
It is very important to see the difference between 'a' and 'à' in French as these two words have different aims in a sentence. - 'a' is from the verb 'avoir'. 'a' is a verb, it is the 3rd form of the French verb 'avoir' (to have). Le garçon a un chapeau. (The boy has a hat.) 'à' is not a verb, it's a preposition. You'll find it after a conjugated verb. Il est à Paris. (He's in Paris.) - You can see that there's already a verb in that sentence 'est'. Julie, pense à manger ton dessert ! (Julie, remember to eat you dessert!) - There's already a verb in this one too 'pense'. |