Like all French tenses, there are rules and then exceptions so that the verb aller becomes j'irai (I will go) in the future, while être becomes il sera (he will be) in the future.

The present tense in French is used to express both ‘I (do)’ and ‘I am (doing)’ in English. Learn about French regular verbs in the present tense, with BBC Bitesize French. For students ...

Puducherry being an erstwhile French colony, has a number of institutes and schools where French is spoken and taught. There are many students who naturally opt for a graduation or masters in the ...