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The ‘Futur Simple’ is a French future tense used to describe an action that will happen at some point. We use this tense when we want to talk about our future intensions “I will…”. Or predictions “he will…”. Or in sentences where there is an “if” condition – “if this happens, I will…”.
Will French is President, Finance at Cloudlight Entertainment, a next-generation film finance group. Prior to co-founding Cloudlight, Will was a pioneer in the domestic film tax incentive industry.
When will is used to give a warning, the most common equivalent in French is to use the immediate future: tu vas te brûler les doigts! you'll burn your fingers! il va manquer le bus!
verb. 1. I’ll show you your room.Je vais te montrer ta chambre. I’ll give you a hand.Je vais t’aider. 2. Use the French future tense when referring to the more distant future. I will finish it tomorrow.Je le finirai demain. It won’t take long.Ça ne prendra pas longtemps. 3. Will you wash up? — No, I won’t.Est-ce que tu peux faire la vaisselle ?
In this blog post, we’ll explore how to say “I will” in French. This phrase is a great starting point for anyone looking to communicate their future plans and intentions in the language. “Je vais”: One of the most common ways to say “I will” in French is “Je vais”.
Will French is the co-founder and President of Film Production Capital, L.L.C. Mr. French has been actively involved in the enactment of tax incentive legislation, rules and regulations throughout the United States, and helped to author the very first digital media/video game tax credit program in the United States in 2005.
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