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[molten swallow]

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[safe steppe]

The good news is there's only two options, à and â. French doesn't use á.

Also à is only used for the preposition, so that's nice and simple. So you really just have to remember which words use â!

[mossy grove]

Il y a beaucoup de raisons possibles, en conjugaison et en générale.

Conjugaison: le passé simple utilise le â pour la première et deuxième personne du pluriel(EX: nous aimâmes, vous aimâtes) tho it’s not generally used. (Équivalant to simple past)

À(itself) is the preposition

But in short, there aren’t really any rules for à or â unlike other languages in French, am guessing it changes a bit of prononciation.