* à droite: This is the most common and general way to say "on the right." It can be used for both physical locations and abstract concepts.
* sur la droite: This is more specific and means "on the right side of something." For example, "Le magasin est sur la droite" (The store is on the right).
* à votre droite: This is used when speaking directly to someone and means "on your right." For example, "Le restaurant est à votre droite" (The restaurant is on your right).
You can also use the preposition "de" to indicate direction, so you could say "à droite de..." (on the right of...) for example, "Le banc est à droite de l'arbre" (The bench is to the right of the tree).
Here are some examples:
* "La porte est à droite." (The door is on the right.)
* "Le musée est sur la droite." (The museum is on the right side.)
* "Tournez à droite au prochain carrefour." (Turn right at the next intersection.)
* "Le gâteau est à votre droite." (The cake is on your right.)
* "Le chat est à droite de la table." (The cat is to the right of the table.)