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French Verb Conjugation: Future Tense

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Please complete the following: Conjugate any ER verb in the future tense using Passer as the example verb.

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This solution shows how to conjugate most French verbs ending with ER in the future (futur) tense. The verb Passer is the example verb used. The solution is very brief, but straight-forward.

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