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"at" in French

à
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Summary

The French translation for “at” is à.

Pronounced the same

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to à
has a
have (2nd person singular) as

Examples of "at" in use

There are 262 examples of the French word for "at" being used:
Recording English French Learn
for a consultation at Saint Luke’s en consultation à Saint Luc
I think I will arrive on time. Je crois que j’arriverai à temps.
If I take a taxi, I will arrive at noon. Si je prends un taxi, j’arriverai à midi.
If I take a taxi I’ll get there in time. Si je prends un taxi, j’arriverai à temps.
If I take a taxi, I will arrive on time. Si je prends un taxi, j’arriverai à l’heure.
If I take a taxi, I will arrive at 6 o’clock. Si je prends un taxi, j’arriverai à six heures.
If I take a taxi, I will arrive at five o’clock. Si je prends un taxi, j’arriverai à cinq heures.
If I take a taxi, I will arrive at nine o’clock. Si je prends un taxi, j’arriverai à neuf heures.
in the countryside à la campagne
I live in the countryside. J’habite à la campagne.

Practice Lesson

"at" Practice (258)
Lesson
Lesson words
at,
at the (masculine),
completely,
frying pan,
pepper mill,
rolling pin,
tablespoon,
tablespoons,
teaspoon,
teaspoons,
to be retired,
to steam,
to the (plural),
with
etc.

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Lesson phrases
A baker gets up every day at four o’clock in the morning.,
a spiral notebook,
A tricycle is a three-wheeled bike.,
across,
After a week sitting down in the classroom, I love to spend hours doing exercise.,
After a week working in a supermarket, I like to rest.,
all for reasonable price,
and at thirteen, my first kiss,
and he’s still in primary school,
And I spend two or three hours in the afternoon to practice the guitar.,
and played on the computer,
And sometimes I go to a concert.,
and, at midnight,
and, at midnight, people kiss under the mistletoe,
and, er, this really is a dog which is very agreeable to live with,
Are they still in Lyon?,
Are they still in Paris?,
Are they still on time?,
Ask the Gentleman to close the door.,
at a quarter to four
etc.

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