Le futur - les verbes réguliers

 1. The immediate future = le future proche.

·         To talk about the immediate future, in English, we say I am going to (play). We use the present tense of the verb to go and the infinitive of the verb we want to put in the future tense (here play).

·         Keep in mind that aller is irregular in French: you can’t say je allais, you have to say je vais.

Singular Je Tu Il / elle/ on	vais vas va
Plural Nous Vous Ils / elles	allons allez vont

Examples:

(manger) Je vais manger.

(venir) Tu vas venir.

(rendre) Nous allons rendre.

2 . The « simple » future = le futur simple.

·         The « simple » future tense is used to describe a less definite, more remote future.

·         The future tense of regular verbs is formed by taking the infinitive of the verb and adding the endings from avoir: -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont.

·         For –re ending verbs, the final “e” is dropped before the future endings are added

	manger	dormir	vendre
Singular Je Tu Il / elle / on	mangerai mangeras mangera	dormirai dormiras dormira	vendrai vendras vendra
Plural Je Tu Il / elle / on	mangerons mangerez mangeront	dormirons dormirez dormiront	vendrons vendrez vendront

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