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Go to French Verb
Aller is one of the most common and useful French verbs and has irregular conjugations in most tenses and moods. Aller literally means "to go" and is required to create the near future.
Aller = to go
Generally speaking, aller is equivalent to "to go."
Par exemple…
Où vas-tu ? | Where are you going? | |
Je vais à l’école. | I’m going to school. | |
Il veut y aller avec toi. | He wants to go with you. | |
Nous sommes allés en Grèce. | We went to Greece. |
- name the place
- include the adverbial pronoun y
- use the pronominal verb s’en aller
Je vais au Mali. | I’m going to Mali. | |
J’y vais. | I’m going (there). | |
Je m’en vais. | I’m going, I’m off. |
Aller = to be going to
Aller plus an infinitive creates the near future.
Je vais partir. | I’m going to leave. | |
Nous allions manger. | We were going to eat. |
Aller in action
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