Welcome to the third part of our lesson on the simple future tense in French! 🎉 In this video, you'll move on to interactive practice with the 18 irregular verbs previously covered:
🔹 How it works:
First, only the French question will be displayed with Georgina's voice on the left 🎤
On the right, you'll see the image of the verb to help you memorize it 🌟
Then, Tiana's voice will be muted, and you'll have to answer yourself before hearing her answer ✅
Finally, the full conjugation of the verb in the simple future tense will be displayed, with the endings in red 🔴 to aid memorization.
💡 Key points of Part 3:
Active and interactive practice of questions and answers
Visualization of the verbs with images for better learning
Full conjugation and highlighting of the endings in red
Immersive learning with Georgina and Tiana avatars 🎧
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Hello everyone. Welcome to the third part of this video.
In the first part, you listened to 18 irregular verbs in the future simple tense in the conversation
between Tiana and Georgina. In the second part, you listened to this conversation again with the
French text and the English translation while learning the questions and answers.
And now, in the third part, first of all, only the question in French will be displayed without
the English translation. You will hear Georgina's voice asking the question on the left of the
screen and on the right, you will see the image associated with the verb to help you memorize it
better. Then, on the next page, Tiana's voice will be cut off and you will have to answer in
Tiana's place. The image of the answer will also appear on the right of the screen. After that,
you will hear Tiana's answer accompanied by the text. And finally, the complete conjugation of
the verb in the future simple tense will be displayed with the verb endings in red to help
you remember it better. Here we go. Question and answer in the future simple tense.
Hello, Tiana. Where will you be tomorrow morning? Hello, Georgina. Tomorrow morning, I will be at the park.
To be, I will be, you will be. He, she, we will be. We will be, you will be, they they will be.
To be, I will be, you will be, he we will be. We will be, you will be, he they will be.
What will you have next week? Next week, I will have a rabbit. To air, I will have, you will have,
he, she, we will have. We will have, you will have, he they will have. To have, I will have,
you will have, he we will have. We will have, you will have, they they will have.
Where will you go next year? Next year, I will go to Paris. Come on, I will go, you will go,
he we will go, we will go, you will go, they they will go. Come on, I will go, you will go,
he we will go, we will go, you will go, they they will go. What will you do this weekend?
This weekend, I will go swimming. Do it, I will do it, you will do it. He, she, we will do it,
we will do it, you will do it, they they will do it. Do it, I will do it, you will do it,
he she we will do it, we will do it, they they will do it. What will you be holding in your
hand on July 14th? On July 14th, I will be holding the French flag. Hold it, I will be holding it,
you will be holding it, they will be holding it, we will be holding it,
you will be holding it, they will be holding it. What will you be able to do after school?
After school, I could play tennis with my friend. I could be able to, you could be able to,
he we could be able to, we could be able to, you could be able to, they they could be able to,
I could be able to, you could be able to, he we could be able to, we could be able to,
you could be able to, they they could be able to. When will you be coming to the music festival?
I will be coming on June 21st. Come, I will come. You will come. He, we will come. We will come.
You will come. They will come. Come, I will come. You will come. He, she, we will come. We will come.
You will come. They, they will come. What will you see during the summer holidays?
During the holidays, I will see the sea. Sea, you will see. He, she, we will see. We will see.
You will see. They, they will see. Sea, I will see. You will see. He, we will see. We will see.
You will see. They, they will see. What will you know at the end of the course?
At the end of the course, I will be able to make sentences in the simple future tense.
To know I will know. You will know. He, we will know. He, they will know. To know I will know.
You will know. He, we will know. We will know. You will know. They will know.
What would you like for your birthday? For my birthday, I would like a bike.
To want. I would like. You would like. He, we will want. We will want. You will want.
They will want. I will want. You will want. He we will want. We will want. You will want. He they will want.
What will you have to do tomorrow night? Tomorrow night, I should clean my room. Have to. I should. You will have to.
He we will have to. We will have to. You will have to. They they will have to. Have to. I should. You will have to.
He we will have to
We will have to
You will have to
They will have to
What will you receive for Christmas?
For Christmas, I will receive a guitar
Receive
I will receive
You will receive
He we will receive
We will receive
You will receive
They they will receive
Receive
I will receive
You will receive
He we will receive
We will receive
You will receive
send a postcard to my friend for his birthday. Send. I will send. You will see
some. He, she, we will send. We will see some. You will see some. They will send.
Send. I will send. You will see. They will send. We will see. You will see. They will
see. What will you have to do to pass the exam? You will have to study every
day. You will have to. You will have to. Please note that you will have to is an
impersonal verb. It has only one conjugation. The third person masculine
singular. You will have to. You will have to. Please note that you will have to is
an impersonal verb. It has only one conjugation. The third person masculine
singular. When will it rain in your city? It will rain next Saturday. To rain, it will rain.
Please note that to rain is an impersonal verb. It has only one conjugation. The third person
masculine singular. To rain, it will rain. Please note that to rain is an impersonal verb.
It has only one conjugation. The third person masculine singular.
How much will your horse be worth next year? Next year, my horse will be worth a lot.
Worth. I will be worth. You will be worth. He, she, we will. We will be worth. You will be worth.
He, she will be worth. Worth. I will be worth. You will be worth. He, she, we will. We will be worth.
you will be worth he they will be worth where did you run on Sunday morning
Sunday morning I was running in the park with my friends. Running. I was running
you were running. He, she was running, we were running, you were running, they were
running. Running. I was running, you were running, he she was running, we were
running you were running they were running when will you die luckily I
won't die soon I will die at 120 die I will die you will die he we will die we
will die you will die they will die I will die you will die he will die we
will die you will die they will die