Le Futur Proche
Le futur proche is used to express an intention to do something in the near future by doing an action that they will produce, it uses the verb “aller” in the present and an infinitive.
FUTUR PROCHE = Aller + infinitive
Example: Je vais manger – I am going to eat.
These conjugation rules and their application in these sentences will help you to strengthen your knowledge of grammar and expand your vocabulary.
Sentences – using ER, IR and RE verbs
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ER verbs Je vais acheter du lait. Nous allons jouer au foot. IR verbs Il va finir ses devoirs bientôt. Elle va venir après l’école. RE verbs La prochaine semaine, tu vas être à Paris Elles vont prendre le bus pour rentrer. Now is your turn: Vous _________ cette belle robe. Nous __________ vers 18 heures. Je __________ maintenant. Elle __________ avec toi. |
ER verbs I’m going to buy some milk. We are going to play soccer. IR verbs He is going to finish his homework soon. She is going to come after school. RE verbs Next week, you are going to be in Paris. They (fem.) are going to take the bus to go home. Now is your turn: You are going to choose this beautiful dress. We are going to eat dinner around 6 p.m. I’m going to rest now. Elsa is going to get mad at you. |
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