Future Tenses
A comprehensive overview of French future tenses, including simple future and near future (futur proche) forms, usage, and key verbs.
This section covers the French future tenses, focusing on the two main ways to express future actions: the simple future (futur simple) and the near future (futur proche). It explains how to conjugate regular and irregular verbs for the simple future, how to form the near future using “aller” + infinitive, and provides guidance on when to use each tense for talking about upcoming events, intentions, or predictions.
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Table of Contents
- Futur Proche
French grammar guide explaining the futur proche tense, its usage, formation with aller + infinitive, and examples for expressing near-future actions.
- Futur Simple
A comprehensive guide to the French futur simple tense, including its usage, formation, irregular verbs, time expressions, and common mistakes.
- Futur Antérieur
The French Futur Antérieur is a compound future tense used to express actions that will have been completed before another future action or point in time.
Last updated: Thu Jun 12, 2025
