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Is there a simple way to make verbs future tense?
Is there a simple way to make verbs future tense?
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It is possible to use the "futur proche", the close future, if you need an easier way for the future tense.
This is formed by putting the conjugation of "aller" plus the infinitive:
Je vais aller = I will go
Je vais faire = I will do
Otherwise, for the normal future tense, you just have to learn the endings -ai, -as. -a. -ons, -ez -ont and add them to the infinitive. Be careful, though, there are quite a lot of irregular verbs.
Examples:
Je visiterai = I will visit (a place)
Nous chanterons = We will sing
A list of irregular stems can be found here:
http://www.french-linguistics.co.uk/grammar/fut...
Good luck!
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