Aller (to go) — Future Tense

The video tutorial focuses on the French verb 'Aller' in the future tense. It begins with an introduction to the verb and its importance, followed by a discussion on the challenges of conjugating 'Aller' due to its irregular nature. The tutorial provides detailed conjugation rules and examples to help learners understand and memorize the future tense forms. Practical examples and sentences are given to reinforce learning, and the session concludes with a summary of key points.

Why is the verb 'Aller' considered irregular in the future tense?

• It doesn't change in the future tense.

• It uses the same endings as the present tense.

• It is conjugated like regular -er verbs.

• It has a unique stem that doesn't resemble its infinitive form.

What is the future tense form of 'I will go' in French?

• Je vais

• J'irai

• Je vais aller

• Je irai

Which of the following is the correct future tense form for 'He will go'?

• Il va

• Il irai

• Il va aller

• Il ira

What is a key strategy for mastering the future tense of 'Aller'?

• Relying on translation apps

• Ignoring the irregular forms

• Only using the near future tense

• Using it frequently in sentences

How can you express 'We will go' in French using 'Aller'?

• Nous irons

• Nous va

• Nous irai

• Nous allons

What does the sentence 'Il ira à l'école samedi matin' mean?

• He is going to school on Saturday morning.

• He went to school on Saturday morning.

• He will go to school on Saturday morning.

• He goes to school on Saturday morning.

Which sentence correctly uses the future tense of 'Aller'?

• Je vais au supermarché demain.

• Nous irons au supermarché demain.

• Ils va au supermarché demain.

• Elle irai au supermarché demain.