Will you go to Paris in . . . . . . . . March? A. a B. an C. the D. no article

The correct answer is D. No article.

The word “March” is a month, and months are not usually preceded by articles. For example, we would say “I went to Paris in January” or “I will go to Paris in December.”

The only time we would use an article with a month is if we are referring to a specific March. For example, we might say “I went to Paris in the March of 1968” or “I will go to Paris in

In this case, the question is asking whether the person will go to Paris in the month of March in general, so no article is needed.