Demain, j'y verrai plus clair.
Tomorrow, I'll see things more clearly.
In French, the verbs voir and envoyer have similar irregular stems in Futur Simple : verr- / enverr-
VOIR (to see)|
je |
verrai |
|
tu |
verras |
|
il / elle / on |
verra |
|
nous |
verrons |
|
vous |
verrez |
|
ils/elles |
verront |
ENVOYER (to send)
|
j' |
enverrai |
|
tu |
enverras |
|
il / elle / on |
enverra |
|
nous |
enverrons |
|
vous |
enverrez |
|
ils/elles |
enverront |
To conjugate the irregular verbs voir (to see) and envoyer (to send) in Futur Simple, you use:
verr- / enverr- + the following endings: -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont
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Q&A Forum 5 questions, 11 answers
GKwiziq Q&A regular contributor
Could someone explain the meaning of 'y' in this sentence:
Asked 1 year ago
Hi G,
It is idiomatic here as the expression is -
Y voir plus clair = To see 'things' more clearly
Hope this helps
G asked:View original
Could someone explain the meaning of 'y' in this sentence:
Demain, j'y verrai plus clair.
Tomorrow, I'll see things more clearly.
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DanicaKwiziq community member
does “devoir” share the same irregularity and construction as “voir”?
Asked 1 year ago
GruffKwiziq team member
Hi Danica, the stem is irregular (devr-) but the suffixes are the same as for voir:
Chris Kwiziq Q&A super contributor
Did you know that you can use online tools to give you the forms of all French verbs?
Here is one: http://www.verbix.com/languages/french.html
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DavidKwiziq Q&A regular contributor
Where "on" refers to " we" as a specific group of people, should it not be "verrons" rather than "Verra"
Asked 1 year ago
Hi David,
In the example you give , it is always:
On verra
or
Nous verrons
and will mean the same thing.
Hope this helps!
Chris Kwiziq Q&A super contributor
Hi David,
actually, no. On always uses 3rd person singular for the verb. Therefore there can sometimes be an apparent mismatch between verb and participle:
On s'est rencontrés hier. -- We met yesterday.
-- Chris (not a native speaker).
DavidKwiziq Q&A regular contributor
But in one lesson dealing with "on" there were various examples when one used the third person singular or the first person plural. This question as I remember that past lesson indicated that the first person plural should be used in such an instance as this
David asked:View original
Where "on" refers to " we" as a specific group of people, should it not be "verrons" rather than "Verra"
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JohnKwiziq community member
D'accord, nous verrons ça plus tard !
Is it also correct to say: D'accord, on verra ça plus tard?
Asked 2 years ago
John asked:View original
D'accord, nous verrons ça plus tard !
Is it also correct to say: D'accord, on verra ça plus tard?
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DzoanKwiziq community member
Exercises
For conjugations like these verbs, I wish you have some exercises on the page for us to do. It's almost impossible to remember these conjugations just by reading through them.
Asked 3 years ago
GruffKwiziq team member
Hi Dzoan - you can take kwizzes on every Kwiziq lesson. Kwiziq will kwiz you on everything automagically from your dashboard but if you want to take more control, add the lessons you're interested in to your notebook using the "add to notebook" button and then you can can visit your notebook to practise all the lessons that you have saved.
Bonne continuation !
Dzoan asked:View original
Exercises
For conjugations like these verbs, I wish you have some exercises on the page for us to do. It's almost impossible to remember these conjugations just by reading through them.
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