Penser (to think) — Future Tense

The video tutorial explains how to conjugate the French verb 'posi' in the future tense. It highlights the simplicity of conjugating verbs ending in 'er' by adding specific endings. The tutorial provides examples of conjugation for different pronouns and discusses the absence of a direct translation for 'will' in French. It also covers practical sentence examples and how to form questions using 'posi'. The session concludes with a fun mention of the French word for pineapple, 'annanus'.

What is the special ending added to 'posi' to form the future tense in French?

• -ir

• -ah

• -re

• -er

Which pronoun corresponds to 'je panserre' in the future tense?

• You

• He

• They

• I

Which of the following is NOT a correct future tense conjugation of 'posi'?

• Tu panses

• Je panserre

• Nous panserons

• Ils panseront

Why can't 'I will think' be directly translated into French?

• French uses present tense

• French uses past tense

• French lacks the word 'will'

• French uses different verbs

How do you say 'I will think of you' in French?

• Je penserai de toi

• Je penserai à toi

• Je pense à toi

• Je pense de toi

What is the correct way to form a question in the future tense using 'posi'?

• Tu pancer?

• Pancer tu?

• At you pancer?

• Pancer at you?

What does the French word 'annanus' mean?

• Apple

• Grapes

• Banana

• Pineapple