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Exciting Weekend Plans: Using Present and Future Tenses

Learn how to talk about your weekend activities using present tense and future simple tense in French. Identify and form the future simple tense. Discover expressions with the verb 'faire'.

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Exciting Weekend Plans: Using Present and Future Tenses

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  1. Ex. 3.10 Vocabulaire : des expressions avec le verbe faire Le futur simple

  2. What you will learn • To describe what you do at the weekend, using the present tense • To describe your plans for the weekend using lefutur simple tense • To recognise lefutur simple • To form lefutur simple

  3. Mon weekend : des expressions avec le verbe faire • Faire la grasse matinée • Faire de la natation • Faire une promenade

  4. Mon weekend : des expressions avec le verbe faire Faire une randonnée Faire ses devoirs Faire le ménage Faire des courses

  5. Mon weekend Aller au cinéma / au ciné Aller sur Internet Écouter de la musique Sortir avec des amis

  6. Mon weekend Retrouver des amis Mettre à jour son statut sur Instagram Jouer au foot /au basket, etc.

  7. jouer à / faire de Two verbs are used to speak about sports in French: joueràand faire de. Use joueràwhen talking about games you play in a team or against someone. Remember that the preposition àwill need to agree with the name of the sport (masculine, feminine or plural).

  8. Je joue au foot (m.sing.) Je joue à la pétanque (f.sing.) Je joue aux échecs (pl.)

  9. Use faire de when talking about sports you generally do by yourself. Remember that the preposition de will also need to agree with the name of the sport. Je fais du ski (m.sing.) Je fais de la natation (f.sing.) jouer à /faire de Jefais de l’athlétisme (sport starts with a vowel)

  10. Le futur simple des verbes irréguliers We have learned that most verbs form their futur simple by adding regular endings (ai, as, a, ons, ez, ont) to the infinitive form, e.g. aimer(ai), sortir(ai) and (after taking away the final e) prendr(ai). However, there are a few irregular verbs that don’t form le futur simple with their infinitive.

  11. The good news is that they use the same endings as the regular verbs. You need to know them by heart, as they can be quite different! InfinitveF. simple stem  F. simple (je) English allerir- J’irai I will go avoir aur- J’aurai I will have devoir devr- Jedevrai I will have to être ser- Je serai I willbe faire fer- Je ferai I will do pouvoir pourr- Je pourrai I willbe able to venir viendr- Je viendrai I will come vouloir voudr- Je voudrai I willwant to

  12. Can you ... ? • Describe what you do at the weekend, using the present tense • Describe your plans for the weekend using le futur simple tense • Recognise le futur simple • Form le futur simple

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