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How do you use the French words je à la in a sentence?

It's not possible to use "je à la" together in a sentence. "Je" is the pronoun for "I" and "à la" is a prepositional phrase meaning "to the".

You need a noun after "à la" to form a complete phrase. Here are some examples of how you can use "je" and "à la" separately in a sentence:

Using "je" (I):

* Je vais au cinéma. (I am going to the cinema.)

* Je parle à la serveuse. (I am talking to the waitress.)

* Je joue à la guitare. (I play the guitar.)

Using "à la" (to the):

* Il va à la bibliothèque. (He is going to the library.)

* Elle écrit à la plume. (She writes with the pen.)

* Je donne le livre à la professeur. (I give the book to the teacher.)

Let me know if you have any other French phrases you would like help with!

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