French language tip for French verbs in past and future tenses
You know verb VENIR (to come) and ALLER (to go) in French? Great news, you know how to make sentences in the past and future tenses!
1) Using verb VENIR to indicate past tense: Use the present tense of VENIR + DE + INFINITIVE form of the action verb
Ex: I have (just) finished my homework <–> Je VIENS DE FINIR mes devoirs
They have (just) gone on holidays <–> Ils VIENNENT DE PARTIR en vacances
2) Using verb ALLER to indicate future tense: Use the present tense of ALLER + INFINITIVE form of the action verb
Ex: I am going to do my homework <–> Je VAIS FAIRE mes devoirs
They are going to go on holidays <–> Ils VONT ALLER en vacances
REVIEW
| VENIR | ALLER |
| Je viens Tu viens Il/Elle/On vient Nous venons Vous venez ;Ils/Elles viennent |
Je vais Tu vas Il/Elle/On va Nous allons Vous allez Ils/Elles vont |
EXERCISE 1 – Match the questions and answers below
EXERCISE 2- Complete the following sentences using future tense
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