French language Q&A Forum

This sentence in English should be either "next year I'm going to the Alps with you", or "next year I'm coming to the Alps with you" (depending on the speaker's location at the time of speaking).  There are structures which use 'in' but I suspect they are more complex than wanted for this exercise. 

Suggest change the English, with a clue such as "French - in the Alps". This ensures better English, and reinforces that preposition use is different between French and English.

(As always, there may be regional English usage differences, but I am not aware of that being the case here)

Would it be wrong to say "il y rentre" instead of the corrected answer in the test " il y retourne"? 

Would it also be correct to say:

Nous nous l'imaginons blonde avec les yeux bleus?

Why is the form "le + day of the week" used in this exercise? I thought that form was reserved for habitual activities done on a specific weekday, but since it's a vacation it seems like they're telling us what they are doing in the upcoming week only.

I notice that "carte bancaire" was used here,  not "carte bleue" and carte bleue wasn't given as an acceptable answer. Is it falling out of use in France ?

Oi, how do you conjugate avoir in past and present form?