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What are the Aller verbs in French?
CONJUGATION
- je vais (I go or I’m going, same thing)
- tu vas (you go, or you’re going, singular)
- il va (he goes)
- elle va (she goes)
- on va (we go, informal)
- nous allons (we go)
- vous allez (you go, plural)
- ils vont (they go, masculine)
What is the French verb for return?
“To return” somewhere in French is more likely to be “revenir” or “rentrer.” “To return” something in French is going to be “rendre” or “rapporter”.
What is the JE form of the verb aller?
Aller is a third group verb even if it finishes in -er. It conjugates with 3 different bases : va to indicative present and imperative : je vais, tu vas…, base ir to future and conditional : j’irais, tu iras…. Otherwise, base is all.
Is aller a regular French verb?
Aller is an irregular -er verb and needs the auxiliary verb être in compound tenses.
Is Aller an auxiliary verb?
In addition to auxiliary verbs, French has a number of semi-auxiliary verbs, such as aller, devoir and faire, which are conjugated and followed by an infinitive. They express various nuances of time, mood or aspect. Some semi-auxiliary verbs are equivalent to modal verbs in English and some are verbs of perception.
Is Rester avoir or etre?
Rester in the Compound Past Tense The passé composé is used for the past tense and requires the auxiliary verb être as well as the past participle resté. The only conjugation required for this is être into the present tense for the subject.
What does devoir mean?
to have to
Updated on February 24, 2020. The French verb devoir means “must,” “to have to,” or “to owe to.” Essentially, it’s used when you “have to” do something. Devoir is used very often in French and it has an extremely irregular conjugation that students need to memorize.
How do you use the verb aller in French?
The verb aller is a key verb because as well as its use to mean to go, it is also used as an auxiliary to form a kind of future tense: je vais revenir = I’m going to come back, I’ll be coming back. Forms of the verb aller are some of the most commonly used: see this article on common French verb forms.
How do you use revenir in a sentence?
Revenir is a flexible verb meaning “to come back,” “to come back home,” “to return” and other related concepts, and it is used in many French idiomatic expressions, such as: Je reviens (tout de suite). > I’ll be right back. revenir en arrière > to go back in time; to retrace one’s steps.
How do you say I am going to go in French?
Je vais aller … I’m going to go… Tu vas aller … You’re going to go…. Il/Elle va aller … S/he’s going to go… Nous allons aller … We’re going to go… Vous allez aller … You’re going to go…. Ils/Elles vont aller … They’re going to go… Along with the verb forms that were mentioned above, French also uses the subjunctive mood.
What is the future tense of Aller?
The Future Conjugation of Aller We’ve discussed the present and the past, so onto the future. The simple future tense of aller uses the verb stem ir- and adds on the regular endings. J’ irai en cours