Why is "va" used in the sentence "La maison va revivre " when it means that the house is/is being revived?
"Va" is a conjugation of "aller" (to go) .
Can someone please explain to me why this sentence does not use "sera" , a conjugation of "être" (to be) ?
Unfortunately, I don't really understand that.
Thank you very much for your answers.
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Future proche: all fair qch.
“Aller + Infinitive” means the near future (temporal) or the intention (modal):
Thank you very much for your answer. But you can explain why I am in this case not “sera” may use?
If this form of verb is used only for direct presence used? Or am I totally spoiled? Can you help me understand? That would be nice. Thank you, man.
I explain it purely grammatically, regardless of whether you speak idiomatically in German or French:
This is only about the verb “sein = être”. The Futur1 forms of être: je serai, tu seras, il/elle sera, nous serons, vous serez, ils/elles seront (I will be, you will be etc.), in French only a conjugated verb, in German twoin part (conjugated form of “becoming” + infinitive). So this has nothing to do with your sentence.
If you have your sentence in Futur 1 he says:
Comparisons with Future proche/near future:
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When can a “sera” happen? Liability. The French also works a little different from the German. But explaining that would lead to far.
Liability in French becomes conjugated forms of “être” + Participation 2 of the verb, in contrast with conjugated forms of “becoming” + Partizip 2 of the verb.
You can only express a passivity in the presence or imperfect in French, if you also call the acting. Don’t do that, it’s just a state. So:
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I think you don’t mean “to be revived” (concrete on “again”), but “to be revived” (concrete on “enlived”). Here are some alternatives:
Ouff! Why do you say “thank you, man”? What’s that supposed to mean? Or should it be English? If so, how do you think I’m a man?
☃️🎄Thank you for your star. 🎄🎅
You deserve it. 🎄🎅
Okay, that can be good. Since where I come from, the SO (“man ey” etc. pp.) is really common. That’s why I didn’t think about it. 🤣
I wish you a nice weekend. 😜
Thank you for the clarification. Such a “man” I have never read. I only know the surprised or annoyed exclamation “man!” (sometimes also “man, man, man!”, manomann!” or “manometer!”) or “human!” (“human child”, “man Meier”) – as well as in Spanish “hombre!” That’s why I asked.
Good evening. Span🐷
So, you’ve explained all this so much – as well as in detail – that you will first be awarded the most helpful answer. 😃
Now I begin to understand. In any case, I feel much easier. Thank you for your work you did with it.
Your question
The “Thank you, man” is neither English meant by me nor in this case has it to do with the nom “man” (in other words, I would have written it big [“man”]).
Rather, “man” in this context means that I am the person General (ergo DIR) Thank you I am. As similar as “Man ey, if you could do that, that would be really good of you”. 😄
In any case, DANKE again.
Welcome, cub.
Haha🤣, last time I was completely twisted. correctur of the last two sentences:
+1 futur proche instead of futur simple
La maison va revivre vs. la maison revivra.
The house will now revive.
vs. .The house will revive next year.
like Notre-Dame va revivre officiellement après cinq ans de travaux.
First of all Thank you for the answer that also enlightens me.
Short Demandto be able to understand: The Conjugation “sera“is there to be ruled out as this would describe a direct, present situation???? Pardon, but I want to This difference in order to avoid errors in this regard when using.
Greetings, cull.
r”sera” is excluded here. It would correspond to the German futur “will”. In French, the futur is simple by “revivre” revivrai, revivras, revivra, revivrons, revivrez, revivront.
Yes, now I rafe the peu à peu. 😊
I’m glad to know that you’ve become aware.
All right. Now it gradually shines on me. 🙂 Thank you for your time and greetings from me.