The verb aller in Futur Simple has an irregular stem : ir-
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j' |
irai |
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tu |
iras |
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il / elle / on |
ira |
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nous |
irons |
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vous |
irez |
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ils/elles |
iront |
To conjugate the irregular verb aller (to go) in Futur Simple, you use:
Look at these examples:
J'irai en France un jour.
I will go to France one day.
Tu iras à la fête samedi?
Will you go to the party on Saturday?
Elle ira en Italie l'année prochaine.
She will go to Italy next year.
L'année prochaine, nous irons en Espagne.
Next year, we will go to Spain.
Vous irez au Japon cet été?
Will you go to Japan this summer?
Ils iront bientôt en vacances.
They will go on holidays soon.
En 2500, les Hommes iront coloniser Mars.
In 2500, Men will go and colonise Mars.
J'irai te rejoindre à la fin de l'été.
I will go and meet you at the end of the summer.
Nous irons visiter la tour Eiffel quand nous serons à Paris.
We'll go and visit the Eiffel Tower when we're in Paris.
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Nous irons visiter la tour Eiffel quand nous serons à Paris.
We'll go and visit the Eiffel Tower when we're in Paris.
Ils iront bientôt en vacances.
They will go on holidays soon.
J'irai te rejoindre à la fin de l'été.
I will go and meet you at the end of the summer.
L'année prochaine, nous irons en Espagne.
Next year, we will go to Spain.
En 2500, les Hommes iront coloniser Mars.
In 2500, Men will go and colonise Mars.
Tu iras à la fête samedi?
Will you go to the party on Saturday?
Vous irez au Japon cet été?
Will you go to Japan this summer?
J'irai en France un jour.
I will go to France one day.
Elle ira en Italie l'année prochaine.
She will go to Italy next year.
Q&A
Paul
Kwiziq community member
15 July 2018
2 replies
Ira visiter
"Nous irons visiter We'll go and visit."
I would translate this to English as "We'll go to visit." Would that also be "Nous irons visiter " in French.
Cécile
Kwiziq language super star
15/07/18
Hi Paul,
"Nous irons visiter le Louvre et Le Musée d'Orsay la semaine prochaine", can be "We'll go and/to visit the Louvre and the Orsay Museums next week".
Or "Nous irons rendre visite à mes parents en même temps" is, "We'll go and/to visit my parents at the same time".
N.B.
Visiter for, to visit/to look around places of interest
Rendre visite à quelqu'un for, to visit people.
Hope this helps!
Paul
Kwiziq community member
15/07/18
Jennifer
Kwiziq community member
20/08/16
Stuart
Kwiziq community member
26/01/16
Marnie
Kwiziq community member
8 November 2018
1 reply
nous irons à la bibliotèque
Aurélie: A very frivolous remark... i think you should add this translation to your possible list of answers: “we will iron at the library!”. Sorry I can’t help myself..some of your translations are so funny!
Aurélie
Kwiziq language super star
9 November 2018
9/11/18
Excellente suggestion Marnie !
I added it to one of our questions :)
Bonne journée !