Mastering the French Verb ALLER: Present and Near Future Tenses

This video tutorial covers the French verb 'aller', focusing on its present tense conjugation and its use as a power verb to express future actions. The tutorial explains how 'aller' can be used in various contexts, including making it negative, and provides examples to illustrate its usage. Additional resources and expressions are available through a blog link.

What does the verb 'aller' mean in English?

• To do

• To have

• To go

• To be

Which of the following is the correct present tense conjugation for 'I go'?

• Je vais

• Tu vas

• Il va

• Nous allons

What does 'tu vas' mean?

• You go

• He goes

• We go

• They go

How do you say 'we go' in an informal way?

• On va

• Nous allons

• Vous allez

• Ils vont

How do you make the verb 'aller' negative?

• Add 'non' before the verb

• Add 'pas' before the verb

• Add 'ne' before and 'pas' after the verb

• Add 'ne' after the verb

What does 'je ne vais pas' mean?

• I will go

• I do go

• I am going

• I am not going

Translate 'nous n'allons pas' to English.

• We will go

• We are not going

• We do go

• We are going

How do you say 'I am going to eat' in French?

• Je vais manger

• Je vais mangerai

• Je mange

• Je vais mangé

What is the infinitive form of 'to travel' in French?

• Voyager

• Voyage

• Voyageons

• Voyages

How do you say 'they are going to work' in French for a mixed group?

• Ils vont travailler

• Elles vont travailler

• Ils travaillent

• Elles travaillent