In French, the verbs voir and envoyer have similar irregular stems in Futur Simple : verr- / enverr-
VOIR (to see)|
je |
verrai |
|
tu |
verras |
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il / elle / on |
verra |
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nous |
verrons |
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vous |
verrez |
|
ils/elles |
verront |
Je te verrai là-bas.
I will see you there.
Il la verra bientôt.
He will see her soon.
Nous verrons nos parents la semaine prochaine.
We'll see our parents next week.
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j' |
enverrai |
|
tu |
enverras |
|
il / elle / on |
enverra |
|
nous |
enverrons |
|
vous |
enverrez |
|
ils/elles |
enverront |
Je t'enverrai une lettre de Monaco.
I will send you a letter from Monaco.
Tu enverras un cadeau à ta cousine ?
Will you send a present to your cousin ?
On vous enverra des photos.
We will send you some pictures.
Nous vous enverrons une facture.
We'll send you an invoice.
Enverrez-vous une carte à votre grand-mère ?
Will you send a card to your grandmother?
Mes enfants m'enverront une carte postale.
My children will send me a postcard.
To conjugate the irregular verbs voir (to see) and envoyer (to send) in Futur Simple, you use:
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On vous enverra des photos.
We will send you some pictures.
Tu enverras un cadeau à ta cousine ?
Will you send a present to your cousin ?
Nous verrons nos parents la semaine prochaine.
We'll see our parents next week.
Nous vous enverrons une facture.
We'll send you an invoice.
Je t'enverrai une lettre de Monaco.
I will send you a letter from Monaco.
Il la verra bientôt.
He will see her soon.
Enverrez-vous une carte à votre grand-mère ?
Will you send a card to your grandmother?
Ils verront leurs erreurs.
They will see their mistakes.
Je te verrai là-bas.
I will see you there.
Mes enfants m'enverront une carte postale.
My children will send me a postcard.
Vous verrez la vie autrement.
You will see life differently.
Q&A
Laura
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8/09/17
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David
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14 August 2018
4 replies
Where "on" refers to " we" as a specific group of people, should it not be "verrons" rather than "Verra"
Chris
Kwiziq community member
14 August 2018
14/08/18
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).
David
Kwiziq community member
14 August 2018
14/08/18
Cécile
Kwiziq language super star
14 August 2018
14/08/18
Hi David,
In the example you give , it is always:
On verra
or
Nous verrons
and will mean the same thing.
Hope this helps!
David
Kwiziq community member
14 August 2018
14/08/18