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t/f: to form the futur proche, add the future endings to the future stem. the future verb stems are identical to the conditional verb stems.
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t/f: the irregular future stem forms are identical to the irregular conditional stem forms
luc fera le trajet en train
luc will make the trip/commute by train
elles n’iront pas en france l’été prochain
they will not go to france next summer
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t/f: -er verbs with spelling changes in the conditional form have the same spelling changes in the futur simple
nous achèterons une maison l’année prochaine
we will buy a house next year
je ferai mes devoirs ce soir
i will do my homework tonight
je vais faire mes devoirs ce soir
i am going to do my homework tonight
il étudiera le chinois un jour
he will study chinese one day
il va étudier le chinois en mai
he is going to study chinese in may
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t/f: you can also use “si” clauses to express events and conditional that are possible or likely to happen. in these cases, the “si” clause that expresses the condition is in the present tense and the main clause that expresses the possible outcome is in the futur proche or the futur simple
si tu ne conduis pas, je prendrai un taxi
if you’re not driving, i’ll take a taxi
si je vais à paris, j’irai au louvre
if i go to paris, i will go to the louvre
quand
when (shorter version)
lorsque
when (longer version)
dès que
as soon as (shorter version)
aussitôt que
as soon as (longer version)
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t/f: if a clause begins with quand, lorsque, dès que, or aussitôt que, and a future event is implied, use the future tense
quand il quittera paris, il sera triste
when he leaves paris, he’ll be sad (quand)
dès que j’aurai un chien, je l’appellerai fido
as soon as i get a dog, i’ll call it fido (dès que)
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t/f: if future time is not implied in clauses with quand or dès que, the verb may be in another tense
l’avenir (m.)
le futur refers to the grammatical future only. if you are referring to future events that have not occurred, you must use WHAT
claude s’inquiète de son avenir
claude is worried about his future
on a étudié le futur en class aujourd’hui
we studied the future tense in class today (on)