Sarah et moi = nous, hence allons. In this case the implied pronoun is never on, always nous. If you wanted to use on, you'd have to be explicit: Sara et moi, on va voir un ami.
In a quiz, I wrote: Sarah et moi va voir un ami ... I had written allons voir, but changed it to use the conjugation for on...va. Why wrong?
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In a quiz, I wrote: Sarah et moi va voir un ami ... I had written allons voir, but changed it to use the conjugation for on...va. Why wrong?
This question relates to:French lesson "Conjugate verbs in the near future in French using aller + infinitive (Le Futur Proche)"
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In a quiz, I wrote: Sarah et moi va voir un ami ... I had written allons voir, but changed it to use the conjugation for on...va. Why wrong?
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