Stop worrying about complex future tenses. Just say you are "going" to do it.
It's exactly like English: "I am going to eat."
To launch this rocket, you need the verb Aller (To go). You learned this before, but let's refresh.
Just add the WHOLE verb (the infinitive) after Aller. Don't change it!
(I am not going to eat.)
Antoine and Lea plan their weekend.
Qu'est-ce que tu vas faire ce week-end ?
(What are you going to do this weekend?)Je vais aller au cinéma avec Marie. Et toi ?
(I am going to go to the cinema with Marie. And you?)Moi, je vais dormir ! Je suis trop fatigué.
(Me, I am going to sleep! I am too tired.)French people love their holidays. If a public holiday falls on a Thursday, many people will "make the bridge" (Faire le pont) and take Friday off too, creating a 4-day weekend. It's a national sport!
Construct the sentence: "We are going to speak."
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