2-verb structure meaning 'going to + infinitive'

1-verb future tense meaning 'will + verb'

makes a word, phrase or sentence negative, typically using words like 'not' in English, or the two elements ne …pas in French

Les grandes vacances sont presque là ! Je suis très heureuse, car je suis...

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Faire mes valises : negation with ne ... plus and ne ... pas encore

French

This unit contrasts the near future (aller + infinitive) with the simple future of regular and common irregular verbs. In addition there is a focus on negation, introducing ne...plus and ne ...pas encore, and a revisit of the use of avoir + noun where the English equivalent is 'BE + adjective'.

People and Lifestyle: Mes projets

Which of the following is the correct translation of 'I am not going to forget my passport.'

In which of these examples would you pronounce the 's' on 'plus'?

Fill in the gap with the correct simple future form  of 'chercher': Je {{}}

Je ne partage jamais mes détails personnels.

Which if these sentences are examples of negation.

Mathc the parts of the verb 'aller' with the pronouns/ people.

Which of these are examples of the simple future meaning 'will ...' ?

Match the irregular verb with the simple future 'je' form.

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