Verb aller (to go or to be fine) in the present tense in French - French conjugation 3

The video tutorial covers the use of 'going' and 'will' in sentences, focusing on present and future intentions. It includes examples and repetition for practice, helping learners understand and use these forms effectively.

What phrase would you use to express a plan you have for the future?

• I had gone

• I'm going to

• I went to

• I was going

Which question would you ask to find out if someone plans to attend an event?

• Will you went?

• Have you gone?

• Are you going?

• Did you go?

How do you express a future action for a third-person singular subject?

• He went

• He goes

• He will go

• He has gone

Which phrase indicates a future action for a group?

• They went

• They will

• They have gone

• They are going

What is the correct way to express a future intention for yourself?

• I will

• I went

• I go

• I have gone