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Near Future Tense (13/10) -- Introduction to French Level I

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Near Future Tense

Near Future Tense Le futur Proche In French there are two tenses for the future tense, just like in English you can say « i’m going to go » and « i will go » they both express a notion of future. Futur proche is like « I am going to do something ». The structure : | ALLER (present tense) + a verb (infinitive) | ☞ Je vais étudier. I am going to study. In a negative sentence : The first verb of the two always gets the negation. (Note that the same thing happens in English) ☞ Je ne vais pas sortir. I am not going to go out. Note: In French there is a rule that says that when there are two verbs in a row, the second one is always infinitive. ☞ Je vais travailler. I am going to work. ☞ Paul aime cuisiner. Paul likes to cook ☞ Sophie ne veut pas rester à la maison. Sophie doesn’t want to stay home. Practice
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