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Aller means "to go" and is used in the present tense to say someone or something goes or is going somewhere. This important French verb does not follow a pattern, as you can see in the chart below.
| je vais | I go |
| tu vas | you go |
| il/elle va | he/she goes |
| nous allons | we go |
| vous allez | you (pl) go |
| ils/elles vont | they go |
Practice ALLER in the present tense below.
Aller can also be used with a verb infinitive to form the near future tense or "le futur proche."
| Je vais manger | I am going to eat |
| tu vas manger | you are going to eat |
| il/elle va manger | he/she is going to eat |
| nous allons manger | we are going to eat |
| vous allez manger | you (pl) are going to eat |
| ils/elles vont manger | they are going to eat |
Complete the following activity. Print the results to add to your Verb Week packet.
