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J’aime voyager !

Voyager, aller, and manger, are all infinitives. In English, infinitives are usually used with to (as in to travel), but in French, infinitives don’t require a word like to. To say I like to travel, you would simply say J’aime voyager.

J’aime la France !

Use le, la, or les when making general statements, such as Trains are big or I like wine.

When to use “aux”

Recall that au is used to combine à and le. But if the noun is plural, use aux instead of à les.

à + le ➜ au	Tu vas au supermarché ?
à + les ➜ aux	Je vais aux Etats‑Unis.

Ils aiment voyager !

You've already learned about verb endings for je, tu, il, elle, and nous. If you’re talking about more than one person, most verbs will end in ‑nt.

Ils They Elles They (feminine)

vont go mangent eat visitent visit