1. The Simple Future versus The Future of Intention

2. How can I know when to use the Future of Intention? Also known as the Near Future

3. Use the Future of Intention when you want to point out your intention to do an action in the future. For instance. Iam goingto playtennis next Monday. Rydwi’myndi chwaraetenis dydd Llun nesaf. je vaisjouerau tennis lundi prochain.

4. How do you form the future of intention, moon man? You will never know the magic formula... Present tense of “aller” (to go) Infinitive of active verb (straight from the dictionary) Future of Intention

5. Show me how it works, Earthman! It is quite simple really. All you have to do is learn the present tense of “aller” and then search in the dictionary for the active verb you need and you can create an infinite amount of sentences

6. Get on with it, Earthman! Ok, Alien Citizens. Enjoy ! Show us the Futur of intention of the verb “to invade”, earthman! envahirJe il elle nous vous ils elles tu vais envahirvas envahirva envahirva envahirallons envahirallez envahirvont envahirvont

7. Breaking news, we have discovered the secret of the future of intention Thanks, Earthman, but what about the simple future? It is quite easy. You can use the simple future for any future actions. It tends to be used more in the written form or any time you do not want to state particularly your intention to do something.

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