Using the immediate future

The immediate future tense is also used to talk about what is going to happen in the future. It is easy to formulate.

You need:

The present tense of the verb aller + the infinitive of the main verb.

The immediate future requires two steps:

1. Use the present tense of aller

You must select the correct part of aller that you need. For example:

Subject pronoun	Aller = to go	English
je	vais	I'm going
tu	vas	You're going (informal)
il/elle/on	va	He is going/She is going/We are going
nous	allons	We are going
vous	allez	You are going (formal, plural)
ils/elles	vont	They are going

Subject pronoun	il/elle/on
Aller = to go	va
English	He is going/She is going/We are going

2. Then simply add your infinitive

You combine the correct part of aller with the infinitive and you get the immediate future:

More examples:

tu vas + jouer au basket → tu vas jouer au basket ? - are you going to play basketball?

ils vont + partir en vacances → ils vont partir en vacances - they're going to go on holiday

elle va + aller au cinéma → elle va aller au cinéma - she's going to the cinema

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