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Des monuments commémoratifs : contraction of definite article after 'à'

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I can apply rules about the contraction of definite articles after ‘à’ in the context of commemorating historical events.

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Words ending in a consonant + -le(s) or consonant + -re(s) stress the vowel before the consonant, e.g., 'terrible'. 'à' + definite article combine to make au/à la/à l’ or aux, depending on the gender, quantity and spelling of the noun. 'à' can be translated as 'at', 'to', 'in' and 'on' depending on its place and use in the sentence. Conflict and independence movements in Algeria and Senegal shaped their identities and relations with France.

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