Ask where: 'vas', intonation questions with 'où', 'comment', 'quand'
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I can use singular forms of 'aller' to ask and answer questions about where, when and how I and others go.
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The sound symbol correspondences [ou] and [u] sound similar but they are different so it is important to practise them.
The singular forms of 'aller' ('to go, going') are 'je vais' (I go), 'tu vas' (you go) and 'il, elle va' (he, she goes).
We can use question words like 'où ?' to form intonation questions. In French the question word goes after the verb.
To say 'to go by' + transport in French we use 'aller' with 'en' + noun, for example 'je vais en train' (I go by train).
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