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Une expérience incroyable
The English Channel tunnel, also called the "Chunnel," is a 37.9 km engineering marvel that connects France to the United Kingdom.
After passing through customs at Gare du Nord, the family boards the Eurostar.
The journey takes only two hours and fifteen minutes, and the train arrives at St Pancras station in central London.
The chapter presents the different types of French trains, notably the TGV, the Metro, the RER, the TER, and the Intercity Train.
One learns to use the preposition "en" for vehicles that one enters and "à" for vehicles that one gets onto.
An important grammar section explains the formation of the past tense (passé composé) with the auxiliary verb "être."
The "DR & MRS VANDER TRAMP" list is used to memorize the movement verbs that are conjugated with "être."
The text specifies that the past participle conjugated with "être" must agree in gender and number with the subject.
Finally, the chapter explains that certain movement verbs use the auxiliary "avoir" when they are used transitively with a direct object.
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