- In the negative form, the verb "aller" is placed between the two negation markers. Example: Je ne vais pas rester ici.
| Conjugaison de Aller | Exemples |
|---|---|
| Je vais + infinitif | Je vais manger à vingt heures. (I am going to eat at eight o'clock.) |
| Tu vas + infinitif | Tu vas éternuer dans le jardin. (You are going to sneeze in the garden.) |
| Il/ Elle/ On va + infinitif | Il va voir le médecin. (He is going to see the doctor.) |
| Nous allons + infinitif | Nous allons tousser trois fois. (We are going to cough three times.) |
| Vous allez + infinitif | Vous allez éternuer tous les deux. (You are both going to sneeze.) |
| Ils/ Elles vont + infinitif | Elles vont se moucher souvent. (They are going to blow their noses often.) |
Exercise 1: Le futur proche : "Aller" + Infinitif
Instruction: Fill in the correct word.
vont, allez, allons, vas, va, vais
1.
Ils ... avoir le nez qui coule cet hiver.
(They are going to have a runny nose this winter.)
2.
Nous ... souffrir d'un mal de ventre.
(We are going to suffer from a stomach ache.)
3.
Je ... tousser bientôt.
(I am going to cough soon.)
4.
Ils ... se moucher.
(They are going to blow their nose.)
5.
Vous ... éternuer à cause de l'allergie.
(You are going to sneeze because of the allergy.)
6.
Il ... se reposer ce soir.
(He is going to rest this evening.)
7.
Je ... aller à l'hôpital.
(I am going to go to the hospital.)
8.
Tu ... voir le docteur.
(You are going to see the doctor.)
Exercise 2: Translate and use in a sentence
Instruction: Pick a word, translated and use the word in a sentence or dialogue.
1
va
He is going to rest this evening.
2
vas
are going
3
allez
are going to
4
vont
are going to