used for : saying something that’s going to happen in the far future, predicting an event, weather predictions

translated into english as “will”

• je finirai mes devoirs - i will finish my homework

conjugation :

• start with infinitive verb

• remove the e for verbs that end in -re

• add appropriate ending (avoir conjugation)

part that we add the ending to is called the “radical”

for regular futur simple, the radical is the infinitive of the verb

irregular radicals

normally, devenir tenir, and revenir are conjugated like venir

HOWEVER to conjugate these verbs in FUTUR SIMPLE, add the same terminology used for regular verbs

si (if) is often followed by a verb conjugated in the present tense the other proposition will be in the future simple tense

ex :

• si, j’ai le temps aujourd’hui, je viendrai chez toi apres ll

• ecole

• si elle vveut me voir, elle m’appelera

• si on fait tout le travail, on reussira

use quand or lorsque to say that the action will take place at the same time as or after another action

in these types of sentences, the two words have the same meaning.

in english, we use the present + future simple, but in french, the two verbs go together in the future simple.

• ex :

  • quand je serai prete, nous partirons (when i am ready, we will leave

    )

  • quand j’aurai le temps, je viendrai chez moi (when i have time, i will live in your house)

  • lorsqu’elle voudra me voir, elle m’appellera (when she wants to see me, she'll call me)

  • idk for sure but i’ve noticed lorsque is used usually for elle/il/elles/ils