Irregular Future Stem (2/2)
French: Cambridge International GCSE, topic 6.5.5
Irregular Future Stem
Most verbs use the infinitive as the stem, but there are some irregular stems. They use regular future endings.
Venir - viendr
- Je viendrai - I will come.
- Tu viendras - you (singular) will come.
- Il/elle/on viendra - he/she/one will come.
- Nous viendrons - we will come.
- Vous viendrez - you (plural/formal) will come.
- Ils/elles viendront - they will come.
Tenir - tiendr
- Je tiendrai - I will hold.
- Tu tiendras - you (singular) will hold.
- Il/elle/on tiendra - he/she/one will hold.
- Nous tiendrons - we will hold.
- Vous tiendrez - you (plural/formal)will hold.
- Ils/elles tiendront - they will hold.
Mourir - mourr
- Je mourrai - I will die.
- Tu mourras - you (singular) will die.
- Il/elle/on mourra - he/she/one will die.
- Nous mourrons - we will die.
- Vous mourrez - you (plural/formal) will die.
- Ils/elles mourront - they will die.
Falloir - faudr
- This is only used in the 'il' form, to say it is necessary.
- Il faudra - it will be necessary.
Pleuvoir - pleuvr
- This is only used in the 'il' form, to say it is raining.
- Il pleuvra - it will rain.
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