Prepositions describe where and when something is in relation to something else. Get to grips with some commonly used French prepositions and check your understanding with activities and a quiz.
To say ‘to’ or ‘at’ someone’s house or place of work, use the prepositionA preposition is a word such as 'at', 'for', 'with', 'into' or 'from' which is usually followed by a noun or pronoun. They are used to show where something is in place or time.chez. It is often used in the expression chez moi to mean ‘at my house’, ‘to my house’ or ‘at home’. For example:
Nous allons chez mes grands-parents. – We’re going to my grandparents’ house.
Il a acheté du poisson chez le poissonnier. – He bought fish at the fishmonger’s.
Fill in the gaps with one of the following prepositions:
