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Ask about destinations: using reference materials

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I can understand, ask and answer intonation questions using singular forms of 'aller' about travel to different destinations.

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Vocabulary should be practised little and often if you want to remember it. 'Aux' means 'to the' for masculine and feminine plural nouns, 'au' means the same for singular masculine nouns. 'Aux' sounds like 'au' unless it is followed by a vowel or an 'h', when the 'x' would be pronounced like 'z' in English. We can ask intonation questions with question words like 'où ?'. In French, they go after the verb in the sentence. When writing in French, it is useful to use reference resources to personalise or add a touch of flair to our work.

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