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    The document defines the French verb construction "future proche" which is used to express an upcoming event that will happen soon in the near future. It is formed by using the present tense of the verb "aller" followed by the infinitive of the main verb. Examples are provided such as "Je vais voir Luc" meaning "I'm going to see Luc". Related terms about the future tense and infinitive forms are also listed. Additionally, a section provides conjugations of the common French verb "aller" in many tenses.

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    The document defines the French verb construction "future proche" which is used to express an upcoming event that will happen soon in the near future. It is formed by using the present tense of the verb "aller" followed by the infinitive of the main verb. Examples are provided such as "Je vais voir Luc" meaning "I'm going to see Luc". Related terms about the future tense and infinitive forms are also listed. Additionally, a section provides conjugations of the common French verb "aller" in many tenses.

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    The document defines the French verb construction "future proche" which is used to express an upcoming event that will happen soon in the near future. It is formed by using the present tense of the verb "aller" followed by the infinitive of the main verb. Examples are provided such as "Je vais voir Luc" meaning "I'm going to see Luc". Related terms about the future tense and infinitive forms are also listed. Additionally, a section provides conjugations of the common French verb "aller" in many tenses.

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    Future Proche

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    ioana1980
    The document defines the French verb construction "future proche" which is used to express an upcoming event that will happen soon in the near future. It is formed by using the present tense of the verb "aller" followed by the infinitive of the main verb. Examples are provided such as "Je vais voir Luc" meaning "I'm going to see Luc". Related terms about the future tense and infinitive forms are also listed. Additionally, a section provides conjugations of the common French verb "aller" in many tenses.

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    Future proche

    Definition: A verb construction used to express something that is going to happen soon, an upcoming event which is going to occur in the near future. Formation: Present tense of aller + infinitive of action verb Examples: Je vais voir Luc. I'm going to see Luc. Il va arriver. He's going to arrive. Nous allons manger. We're going to eat. Misspelling: Future proche Related lessons: Aller - Future tense - Infinitive - Verb timeline Related terms: future - infinitive - present tense

    Aller - to go
    Simple conjugations for the French verb aller
    Present je / j' tu il nous vous ils vais vas va allons allez vont Subjunctive j' tu il nous vous ils aille ailles aille allions alliez aillent Imperative (tu) (nous) (vous) va allons allez Verb conjugation pattern Aller is irregular and is one of the most common French verbs Using aller Aller quiz Future irai iras ira irons irez iront Conditional irais irais irait irions iriez iraient Imperfect allais allais allait allions alliez allaient Pass simple allai allas alla allmes alltes allrent Imperfect subjunctive allasse allasses allt allassions allassiez allassent Pass compos Auxiliary verb Past participle tre all Present participle allant

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