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Sentence practice

Je vais travailler demain.

/ʒə vɛ tʁa.va.je də.mɛ̃/

I'm going to work tomorrow.

A1neutral

The sentence, word by word

PatternSUBJ + aller + INFINITIVE + TIME
  • JeIsubject
  • vaisam going (to)future marker
  • travaillerworkverb
  • demaintomorrowtime — when

The verb — where it comes from

  • vais←allerGroup 3 · irregular

    This verb is irregular — it isn't built from anything and has to be learned. Its full table is below, in the rule's explanation.

    Mood
    indicative
    Tense
    present
    Person
    first person singular (je)
    With
    Je

    Irregular. There is no stem-plus-ending pattern to follow; the whole table has to be learned, like English be: am, is, are.

    Full conjugation of «aller»
  • travailler←travaillerGroup 1 · -er verbs

    This verb is irregular — it isn't built from anything and has to be learned. Its full table is below, in the rule's explanation.

    Mood
    infinitive

    This is the second verb, so it stays in the infinitive. When two verbs follow each other only the first is conjugated, like English I want to leave.

    Full conjugation of «travailler»

Notes on this sentence

  • vaisThe near future is English going to, word for word: je vais = I'm going. Conjugate aller, then add the verb.
  • travaillerThe second verb stays in the infinitive — and no to: « je vais à travailler » is wrong.

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