a form of verb that describes what would happen

À l'étranger : future and conditional with aller, avoir, être and faire

French

This unit is firmly set in the future in a range of different contexts. It revisits the use of the simple future tense and the conditional with vouloir, alongside introducing the conditional forms of regular -er verbs and of the four most common irregular verbs: aller, être, faire and avoir.

Communication and the world around us: À l'avenir

Fill in the missing word. Mon passeport est expiré, mais {{}} est encore valide.

Put the words in the correct order to translate the following sentence. 'My house is in town. And his? '

Match these key irregular verbs in the conditional tense.

Put the sentence in order to translate the following. 'On one hand, travelling by car is easy, but on the other hand, this contributes to traffic problems in town'.

These verbs have irregular stems in the future and conditional tenses.  Can you match the stem to the infinitive?

Match the future tense endings to the stem of the verb.

Put these ordinal numbers in the correct order.

Chose the correct word to complete the sentence. Je déteste avoir la peau {{}}  en hiver.

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

À l'étranger : future and conditional with aller, avoir, être and faire

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.