This document discusses the French verb "aller" which means "to go" and how it is conjugated in the present tense. It provides examples of using "aller" to express that you are going somewhere now or will go somewhere later by adding an infinitive verb after the conjugated form of "aller". It also gives sample sentences combining "aller" with common infinitive verbs like ecouter, voir, manger, and provides the question "How would you say 'He is going to read the book'?"

1. AllerTo Go

2. Aller- To goJe vaisTuvas Il, Elle, On vaNous allonsVousallezIls, 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 WilsonI go to Woodrow WilsonNotice how “Je vais” can mean both: I go I am going

5. More infinitives to use with ALLEREcouter – to listenVoir – to seeManger – to eatVerifier – to checkLire – to readFaire –to do, to makeHow would you say “He is going to read the book”?