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What does 'près de' mean?
What does 'à côté de' mean?
What does 'chez' mean?
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What does 'en face de' mean?
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What does 'sous' mean?
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What does 'sur' mean?
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What does 'en' mean?
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What does 'entre' mean?
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What does 'devant' mean?
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Study Notes
French Prepositions of Place
- "près de" translates to "close to" or "near," indicating proximity.
- "à côté de" means "next to," referring to a position alongside another object.
- "chez" denotes "to" or "at," often used in expressions relating to homes or establishments.
- "en face de" translates as "facing" or "across from," positioning one object directly opposite another.
- "sous" means "under," indicating a position below or beneath something.
- "sur" translates to "on," signifying a position atop another surface.
- "en" means "in," used to express being within a space or location.
- "entre" translates as "between," indicating a position flanked by two objects.
- "devant" means "in front of," referring to a position before or ahead of another object.
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This quiz is designed to help you master common French prepositions. Each flashcard features a preposition along with its English definition, making it a perfect study tool for beginners. Test your understanding of spatial relationships in French with these essential terms.
