Question

can anyone help me with my 5 french questions?

Answer 1

sorry i dont know

Answer 2

oh okay thanks anyways

Answer 3

do you know french or anyone who knows french @Anonymous16

Answer 4

@kc_kennylau

Answer 5

no I don't sorry

Answer 6

can you help me with this? @kc_kennylau

Answer 7

use google translator

Answer 8

i cant for 1-5 @Anonymous16 but thanks haha

Answer 9

@KnightsRemedy

Answer 10

@greenglasses

Answer 11

can you help me??? @adrynicoleb

Answer 12

This video basically teaches you everything that you need to know about the future tense: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMebcP82tWs

Remember the conjugation of "avoir" (to have)?
"J'ai" (I have), "Tu as" (You have), "Il a" (He has),
"Nous avons" (We have), "Vous avez" (You have), "Ils ont" (They have).

To form the future tense, use the LAST SYLLABLE of the conjugated form of "avoir" (to have), and attach it to the LAST "R" in the verb.
"Manger" (to eat) -> "Je mangerai" (I will eat), cf. "J'ai" (I have)
"Prendre" (to take) -> "Ils prendrons" (We will eat), cf. "Nous avons" (We have)

Irregular verbs:
"Être" (to be) -> "Je serai" (I will be)
"Faire" (to do) -> "Je ferrai" (I will do)
"Voir" (to see) -> "Je verrai" (I will see)
"Vouloir" (to want) -> "Je voudrai" (I will want)
And much more irregular verbs.

Answer 13

@wonkyu

Answer 14

its still confusing to me can you help me at least with the first one? @kc_kennylau

Answer 15

Come on! It is not confusing. Kenny gave you a lot of information.
We can help you if you give it a try.

Future for 1st group verbs (chanter) goes :
je chanter\(\color {red} {ai}\)
tu chanter\(\color {red} {as}\)
il/elle chanter\(\color {red} {a}\)
nous chanter\(\color {red} {ons}\)
vous chanter\(\color {red} {ez}\)
ils/elles chanter\(\color {red} {ont}\)

Future for 2nd group verbs (finir) goes :
je finir\(\color {red} {ai}\)
tu finir\(\color {red} {as}\)
il/elle finir\(\color {red} {a}\)
nous finir\(\color {red} {ons}\)
vous finir\(\color {red} {ez}\)
ils/elles finir\(\color {red} {ont}\)

aller and faire are irregular, in that they use a different root:

j' \(\color {blue} {ir}\)\(\color {red} {ai}\)
tu \(\color {blue} {ir}\)\(\color {red} {as}\) etc.

je \(\color {blue} {fer}\)\(\color {red} {ai}\) (not ferrai, as Kenny wrote)
tu \(\color {blue} {fer}\)\(\color {red} {as}\) etc.

Answer 16

oh its so easy now!!! thanks to the both of you!! @kc_kennylau @Vincent-Lyon.Fr

Answer 17

Colours always win :)

Answer 18

can you help me with something else? @kc_kennylau