French Grammar • Prepositions of Place • Lesson • 20 Questions • Premium
🇫🇷 French Prepositions of Place: Lesson, Exercise and Answer Key
This premium French grammar resource combines a clear lesson on prepositions of place, a 20-question exercise and a complete answer key.
Learners practise forms such as chez, à, de, au, en, du, des, à la and aux through cities, countries, common places and everyday situations.
🧠 Learn and practise French prepositions of place
This three-page resource starts with a structured grammar lesson, followed by a 20-question gap-fill exercise and a complete correction page. The examples move from basic uses of chez, à and de to countries, cities and common places.
The lesson uses concrete examples such as Nous achetons du pain chez le boulanger, Il habite à Annecy mais il vient de Paris and Nos amis vont aux États-Unis et aux Philippines.
📋 Worksheet information
| Subject | French grammar and prepositions of place. |
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| Language | The lesson, exercise and answer key are written in French. |
| Recommended level | Beginner to lower-intermediate French learners, French immersion and FFL (French as a Foreign Language) classes. |
| Lesson content | 5 sections: chez quelqu’un, provenance, city names and proper nouns, country names, and common place names. |
| Exercise | 20 numbered gap-fill questions using prepositions of place in realistic everyday sentences. |
| Theme | Cities, countries, shops, health services, school, transport, sport and everyday places. |
| Available formats | 3-page PDF and editable DOCX. |
| Access | Premium members only. |
🔍 Worksheet content ▼
The resource contains one structured lesson and one exercise made up of 20 numbered questions.
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Lesson — Chez quelqu’un Explains the use of chez with the meanings “at someone’s home”, “at someone’s shop” or “at someone’s office”.
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Lesson — Provenance Explains du before masculine country names, de before feminine country names and des before plural country names.
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Lesson — City names and proper nouns Explains the use of à and de with cities and proper nouns.
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Lesson — Country names Explains au before masculine country names, en before feminine country names and aux before plural country names.
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Lesson — Common place names Explains au before masculine place names, à la before feminine place names and aux before plural place names.
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Exercise — 20 gap-fill questions Students complete 20 contextual French sentences involving friends, shops, health services, school, work, sport, transport, cities and countries.
🎯 Learning objectives ▼
Learners practise selecting the correct French preposition according to person, place, city, country, gender and number. The exercise also reinforces common expressions such as chez le médecin, à la maison, au cinéma, à l’école, en Turquie and au Mexique.
👥 Recommended audience ▼
This resource is suitable for beginner and lower-intermediate learners, French immersion students, bilingual classes, tutoring and FFL (French as a Foreign Language) lessons.
💡 Teaching tips ▼
Use the lesson page first, then let learners complete the 20-question exercise independently. During correction, ask students to explain why a form is used: person, city, masculine country, feminine country, plural country or common place. Pay particular attention to question 8, where the correction accepts both au centre-commercial and dans le centre-commercial.
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The correction gives all 20 answers and explicitly accepts two alternatives for question 8: au centre-commercial or dans le centre-commercial.
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Premium members get the full 3-page PDF and editable DOCX with the grammar lesson, 20-question exercise and complete answer key, including the accepted alternative answers for question 8.
❓ Frequently asked questions
What does the French prepositions lesson cover? ▼
The lesson has 5 sections: chez quelqu’un, provenance, city names and proper nouns, country names, and common place names.
How many exercise questions are included? ▼
The exercise contains 20 numbered gap-fill questions using prepositions of place in realistic contexts.
Does the answer key include alternative accepted answers? ▼
Yes. In question 8, the correction explicitly accepts both au centre-commercial and dans le centre-commercial.
Is this resource free? ▼
No. The complete 3-page PDF and editable DOCX are reserved for premium members.
Can premium members edit the resource? ▼
Yes. Premium members can download the editable DOCX version in addition to the complete PDF.
