Questions et réponses du test final de français II

aller + infinitive

A French grammatical structure used to express future actions.

futur proche

A tense in French that describes actions that are going to happen soon, formed with 'aller' + infinitive.

Cécile va chanter demain

Cécile is going to sing tomorrow.

Christine et Anne vont danser demain

Christine and Anne are going to dance tomorrow.

Les enfants vont étudier demain

The children are going to study tomorrow.

Je vais marcher demain

I am going to walk tomorrow.

Nous allons répondre

We are going to answer.

Les sœurs vont visiter

The sisters are going to visit.

Emmanuel va travailler demain

Emmanuel is going to work tomorrow.

Vas-tu étudier demain?

Are you going to study tomorrow?

Oui, je vais étudier demain

Yes, I am going to study tomorrow.

Allez-vous manger ce soir?

Are you (formal) going to eat tonight?

Oui, nous allons manger ce soir

Yes, we are going to eat tonight.

Va-t-il regarder la télévision?

Is he going to watch television?

Non, il ne va pas regarder la télévision

No, he is not going to watch television.

On Sunday, I am going to go to Paris

Dimanche, je vais aller à Paris.

On Thursdays, I go to school

Le jeudi, je vais à l'école.

Dimanche matin, je vais à l'église

On Sunday morning, I am going to church.

Ce dimanche, je vais chez ma grand-mère

This Sunday, I am going to my grandmother's house.

Les habitants de Provence aiment manger des plats riches en légumes

The inhabitants of Provence love to eat dishes rich in vegetables.

Ils préfèrent commencer leur repas avec une soupe au pistou

They prefer to start their meal with a pistou soup.

La ratatouille est un plat provençal

Ratatouille is a Provençal dish.

Du vin rosé frais

Fresh rosé wine.

Apprendre à cuisiner est une tradition en Provence

Learning to cook is a tradition in Provence.