Aller (to go) — Present Tense

The video tutorial by Learn French with Alexa focuses on the verb 'Aller', an irregular but essential verb in French meaning 'to go'. The tutorial covers its conjugation in the present tense, emphasizing its irregularity and importance. It provides examples of using 'Aller' in sentences and explains how it can be used to express near future actions. The tutorial encourages learners to memorize the conjugation and practice using 'Aller' in various contexts.

Why is the verb 'Aller' considered irregular in French?

• It is not used in everyday conversation.

• It follows a regular pattern.

• It is only used in past tense.

• It ends with 'er' but doesn't follow regular conjugation rules.

What is the correct conjugation of 'Aller' for 'I go' in French?

• Je vais

• Je vais

• Je vais

• Je vais

How would you say 'She goes to the library' in French?

• Elle va à la bibliothèque

• Elle va au cinéma

• Elle va au parc

• Elle va à l'école

What does 'Nous allons au parc avec mes parents' mean?

• We are going to the park with my parents.

• We are going to the cinema with my parents.

• We are going to the library with my parents.

• We are going to the school with my parents.

Which of the following sentences uses 'Aller' to indicate a near future action?

• Je vais au cinéma.

• Nous allons regarder la télévision.

• Il va à la bibliothèque.

• Elle va au parc.

How do you say 'They are going to watch TV' in French?

• Ils vont au cinéma.

• Ils vont au parc.

• Ils vont regarder la télévision.

• Ils vont à la bibliothèque.

What is the importance of learning the verb 'Aller' by heart?

• It is rarely used in French.

• It is only used in written French.

• It is a regular verb.

• It is essential for forming the near future tense.