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Future Tense

The future tense simply describes actions in the future, in French it’s the easiest tense to make, just use the whole infinitive verb plus these following ending for (-er) and (-ir) verbs: je -ai, tu -as, il -a, nous -ons, vous -ez, ils -ont, which means that you don’t have to worry about the stem of a verb, just take it as is (infinitive) and add the future endings to it.

French Future Tense
Example of verbs ending in (-er)
Singular	Plural
je mangerai (I will eat) tu mangeras (you will eat) il, elle mangera (he/ she will eat)	nous mangerons (we will eat) vous mangerez (you guys will eat) ils, elles mangeront (they will eat)

French Future Tense
Example of verbs ending in (-ir)
Singular	Plural
je finirai (I will finish) tu finiras (you will finish) il/ elle finira (he/ she will finish)	nous finirons (we will finish) vous finirez (you guys will finish) ils/ elles finiront (they will finish)

For verbs ending in (-re) you can still use the infinitive form but you have to omit the last “e”, for example the verb “to take/ prendre” becomes “prendr” before adding the same endings of the future tense we used for the (-er) and (-ir): je -ai, tu -as, il -a, nous -ons, vous -ez, ils -ont

French Future
Example of verbs ending in (-re)
Singular	Plural
je prendrai (I will take) tu prendras (you will take) il/ elle prendra (he/ she will take)	nous prendrons (we will take) vous prendrez (you guys will take) ils/ elles prendront (they will take)

Some verbs take a completely irregular form in the French future tense, like the verb (to go/ aller), the stem would be “ir” + the usual ending, je -ai, tu -as, il -a, nous -ons, vous -ez, ils -ont, this kind of verbs should be memorized by heart.

French Future
Example of irregular verbs
Singular	Plural
je irai (I will go) tu iras (you will go) il/ elle ira (he/ she will go)	nous irons (we will go) vous irez (you guys will go) ils/ elles iront (they will go)

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