Introduction
Introduction
The future tense is one of the easier conjugation forms to learn.
The conjugations use the suffix below:
~rai - first-person singular
~ras - second-person singular
~ra - third-person singular
~rons - first-person plural
-rez - second-person plural
~ront - third-person plural
The best way to translate verbs in the future tense to think of as adding will to the verb:
Vous pourrez lire le livre.
You will read the book.
The conjugations use the suffix below:
~rai - first-person singular
~ras - second-person singular
~ra - third-person singular
~rons - first-person plural
-rez - second-person plural
~ront - third-person plural
The best way to translate verbs in the future tense to think of as adding will to the verb:
Vous pourrez lire le livre.
You will read the book.
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Verb Conjugations
La conjugaison des verbes
non-finite
non-fini
indicative
indicatif
subjunctive
subjonctif
conditional
conditionnel
imperative
impératif
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