This document discusses the French verb "aller" which means "to go" and how it is conjugated in the present and future tenses. It provides examples of using aller with infinitives to express what action you will do in the future, such as "I am going to read" or "He is going to read the book". Key conjugations of aller presented are: je vais, tu vas, il/elle/on va, nous allons, vous allez, and ils/elles vont.

1. Aller To Go

2. Aller- To go Je vais Tuvas Il, Elle, On va Nous allons Vousallez Ils, Ellesvont

3. You can use aller in present tense… Example: I am going to the store (right now). Je vais au magasin.

4. Or now we can use future! Just add an INFINITIVE after the conjugated form to say what you are GOING to do (later): I am going to be ready. Je vaisêtre pret. Je vaisá Woodrow Wilson I go to Woodrow Wilson Notice how “Je vais” can mean both: I go I am going

5. More infinitives to use with ALLER Ecouter – to listen Voir – to see Manger – to eat Verifier – to check Lire – to read Faire –to do, to make How would you say “He is going to read the book”?