How to describe things
A big difference in French is that adjectives - words like big, small, red, white - usually come after the word they describe, not before.
When you want to say what something contains, such as food and drink, you use a phrase with à , which in this case roughly translates as 'with'.
à changes when it's followed by the words le or les , 'the', and becomes au and aux .
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with chocolate, chocolate-flavoured
with almonds, almond-flavoured
with cream
with orange, orange-flavoured
Can you complete these phrases about food and drink? Re-arrange the words to complete the questions and answers.
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