To say 'let's...' or to make a suggestion with 'Shall we...?', you often start your sentence with on, e.g. On prend un verre ? 'Shall we have a drink?'
On is the informal way of saying nous, 'we', but you'll see nous used in written French.
In suggestions you'll also see the word y with the verb aller, e.g. On y va ce soir, 'Let's go tonight'.
On y va?
Shall we go (there)?
On prend un verre?
Shall we have a drink?
On part ce soir?
Shall we leave this evening?
On peut y aller, non?
We can go (there), can't we?
Can you drag the words into the right order to complete these sentences using on?
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