Future Simple vs Conditionnel

Future Simple all regular endings

Je ai, tu as, il/elle/on a, Nous ons, vous ez, ils/elles ont.

Future Conditionnel all regular endings

Je ais, Tu ais, il/elle/on ait, Nous ions, Vous iez, Ils/Elles aient.

Future Conditionnel

is used to express what would or might happen if certain conditions are met.

Future Simple

Is a shorthand way to express what will happen in the future, however is mostly used in writing.

One or more way to tell that an ending is conditionnel or simple

All conditionnel endings have an ‘i’ in them (while only some simple endings have an ‘i’), context leading up to a sentance or verb, the je form of conditionnel looks almost the same as the simple ending except that it has an extra ‘s’.

IRREGULAR Aller stem

The stem ‘ir’

IRREGULAR être stem

The stem ‘ser’

IRREGULAR stem venir (to come)

The stem ‘viendr’

IRREGULAR stem vouloir (to want)

The stem ‘voudr’

IRREGULAR stem Devoir (must)

The stem ‘devr’

IRREGULAR stem courir (to run)

The stem ‘courr’

IRREGULAR stem Pouvoir (to be able to)

The stem ‘Pourr’

IRREGULAR stem faire (to do/to make)

The stem ‘fer’

IRREGULAR stem voir (to see)

The stem ‘verr’

IRREGULAR stem Avoir (to have)

The stem ‘aur’