How do you know when to say 'Dans' and 'en' in French?
Q. How do you know when to say 'Dans' and 'en' in the right sentences.(Means in) E.g. school, countries, villages etc etc.
Asked by Mamma Mia - Sat Nov 21 07:35:18 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. En = for a country: en France, en Espagne, en Angleterre a = for a town, village or for a country whose name is masculine and uses the definite article: a Paris, a Londres, au Canada, au Japon. Or, for other places, where you could use "at" in English; a l'ecole; a l'eglise Exception: en ville - in town En - for a language -en francais, en anglais; or a timescale - en 30 minutes - in 30 minutes. Otherwise, whenever "in" means "inside", it's always "dans"
Answered by GrahamH - Sat Nov 21 07:46:39 2009

why did Dans Comp BMX raise their prices?
Q. i got a new catalog today and i noticed that alot of prices have been raised... there was a bike that was $380 now its $409... why is that? ohh damn i gotta get my bike soon!!
Asked by Chris <3's Bikes - Thu Feb 12 14:58:27 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Industry wide price hikes went into effect as of January 09' approx 12-18% across the board for everything including bikes. That is just the state of the economy and raw materials...That about sums it up!
Answered by edward w - Thu Feb 12 17:31:38 2009

What verb goes in"Enfin, trois heures plus tard, toute la famille _____ dans la voiture et elle ____.?
Q. You have to use this list of verbs (sortir / partir / entrer / retourner / aller / descendre / tomber / repartir / monter / rester) They have to be passe compose and the verb has to agree with the subject
Asked by claire k - Mon Sep 24 17:52:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. est montee est partie
Answered by Goddess of Grammar - Mon Sep 24 17:56:13 2007