Note that to form the future of the irregular verbs voir (to see) and envoyer (to send) in French, you use the irregular root: verr- and enverr-, and add the following endings: -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont
| voir | English | envoyer | English |
| je verrai | I will see | j'enverrai | I will send |
| tu verras | you will see | tu enverras | you will send |
| il/elle/on verra | he/she/it/we will see | il/elle/on enverra | he/she/it/we will send |
| nous verrons | we will see | nous enverrons | we will send |
| vous verrez | you will see | vous enverrez | you will send |
| ils/elles verront | they will see | ils/elles enverront | they will send |
Listen to these examples:
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.
Vous verrez la vie autrement.
You will see life differently.
Ils verront leurs erreurs.
They will see their mistakes.
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.
Mes enfants m'enverront une carte postale.
My children will send me a postcard.
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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.
Je t'enverrai une lettre de Monaco.
I will send you a letter from Monaco.
Il la verra bientôt.
He will see her soon.
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
Kwiziq language super star
8/09/17
Yes, if it's an informal situation, on verra is fine.
Gruff
Kwiziq language super star
22/02/17
Bonne continuation !
David
Kwiziq community member
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