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aller to go; to attend (school, church regularly)

aller is the #38 most common word in French, a verb. It means “to go; to attend (school, church regularly)” and is pronounced /a.le/.

#38frequency rank
0.30%of everyday French text
Level 1Beginner 1

Forms of aller

FormWhat it isMeaning
allerinfinitiveto go
allant-ing formgoing
allépast participlegone
vaisI · presentI go
vasyou · presentyou go
vahe/she · presenthe/she goes
allonswe · presentwe go
allezyou (pl.) · presentyou (pl.) go
vontthey · presentthey go
allaisI · imperfectI used to go
allaisyou · imperfectyou used to go
allaithe/she · imperfecthe/she used to go
allionswe · imperfectwe used to go
alliezyou (pl.) · imperfectyou (pl.) used to go
allaientthey · imperfectthey used to go
allaiI · pastI went
allasyou · pastyou went
allahe/she · pasthe/she went
allâmeswe · pastwe went
allâtesyou (pl.) · pastyou (pl.) went
allèrentthey · pastthey went
iraiI · futureI will go
irasyou · futureyou will go
irahe/she · futurehe/she will go
ironswe · futurewe will go
irezyou (pl.) · futureyou (pl.) will go
irontthey · futurethey will go
iraisI · conditionalI would go
iraisyou · conditionalyou would go
iraithe/she · conditionalhe/she would go
irionswe · conditionalwe would go
iriezyou (pl.) · conditionalyou (pl.) would go
iraientthey · conditionalthey would go
ailleI · subjunctive present(that) I go
aillesyou · subjunctive present(that) you go
aillehe/she · subjunctive present(that) he/she go
allionswe · subjunctive present(that) we go
alliezyou (pl.) · subjunctive present(that) you (pl.) go
aillentthey · subjunctive present(that) they go
allasseI · subjunctive imperfect(if) I went
allassesyou · subjunctive imperfect(if) you went
allâthe/she · subjunctive imperfect(if) he/she went
allassionswe · subjunctive imperfect(if) we went
allassiezyou (pl.) · subjunctive imperfect(if) you (pl.) went
allassentthey · subjunctive imperfect(if) they went
vayou · commandgo!
allonswe · commandgo! (to several)
allezyou (pl.) · commandgo! (to several)

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