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Is this right? « Aujourd’hui, j’y vais au parc et demain j’y vais au cinéma. »
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@CM21 Aujourd’hui je vais au parc et demain je vais au cinéma, you use “j’y” if you talked for example about the cinema before in the conversation
for example, your friend asked you : tu vas au parc ?
you can answer: j’y vais demain and you don’t need to mention le parc again
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Aujourd'hui, je vais au parc et demain j'irai au cinéma.
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aujourd'hui je vais au parc et demain j'irais au cinéma this ils right
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Aujourd'hui je vais au parc. Tu vas au parc? Oui, j'y vais.
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Aujourd'hui je vais au parc et demain j'irais au cinema.
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Aujourd’hui je vais au parc et demain je vais au cinéma
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Non, pas « j’irais ». « J’irais » est du conditionnel (“I would go”), tandis que le futur (“I will go”) ne prend pas de s à la première personne : « j’irai ».
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on dit : "Aujourd'hui je vais au parc et demain je vais au cinéma" ok??
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No because in France we say "Je vais" and not "J'y vais"
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aujourd'hui je vais au parc et demain je vais au cinéma
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Aujourd'hui, je vais au parc, demain je vais au cinéma.
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