The near future tense in French - French conjugation 12

The video tutorial explains how to express actions or events that will happen in the near future, such as today or tomorrow. It details the construction of the near future tense using the verb 'go' in the present indicative form followed by a verb in the infinitive. The tutorial provides examples of conjugating 'go' and using various infinitive verbs. Practical examples illustrate how to apply this tense in everyday situations.

What is the main purpose of using the near future tense?

• To describe actions happening in the past

• To describe actions happening right now

• To express actions that will happen soon

• To talk about habitual actions

Which of the following is the correct structure for forming the near future tense?

• Verb 'go' in past tense + infinitive verb

• Verb 'go' in present tense + infinitive verb

• Verb 'go' in future tense + infinitive verb

• Verb 'go' in present tense + past participle

How do you conjugate 'go' for 'we' in the near future tense?

• We will go

• We went

• We go

• We are going

Which sentence correctly uses the near future tense?

• I take the bus in 10 minutes

• I am taking the bus in 10 minutes

• I will took the bus in 10 minutes

• I am going to take the bus in 10 minutes

What activity is planned for tomorrow in the example sentences?

• Shopping

• Watching a movie

• Eating out

• Going to a museum