One of my last articles was dedicated to expressing your future plans in French.
Do you now fully understand the difference between le futur proche & le futur simple?
Je vais aller en vacances au Portugal cet été. (futur proche)
J’irai en vacances au Portugal cet été. (futur simple)
Is there a difference in meaning between these two sentences?
Let’s see what our Super Prof Marine has to say about it!
La recette de grammaire de Marine
Every Tuesday via our FB Page and **Prêt à Parler’s New Youtube Channel**, our Super Prof Marine is sharing her special “Grammar Recipes” to help you better integrate French in your everyday life.
Click on the videos below to review the difference between le futur proche & le futur simple in French!
Le futur proche
Le futur simple
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Isabelle
As a native Québécoise, born to a Franco-Belgian family, now living in Nyon with her two children, Isabelle is no stranger to the expat reality! Trained as a professional opera singer, her passion for arts and languages led her to become an ambassador of the French language & francophone culture, i.e. a French Teacher!
She founded Prêt à Parler in January 2015. Since then she's been hard at work helping English-speaking learners from the international community of Suisse romande make French part of their everyday life! Prêt à Parler's mission is based on what Isabelle does best: helping busy professionals and parents improve their French language skills by providing a high quality, eco-friendly, fun, no-nonsense approach to learning French online!
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