samir_5507

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[hexed pebble]

j'aimerai, je casserai, j'irai

first person singular, future simple is always -ai

although there are exceptions to the stem like in aller -> irai

[unkempt merlin]

Your examples:

• j'aimerais (conditionnel)
• j__e__ casserais (conditionnel)
• j'allais (imparfait)

None of these are futur simple, the endings of futur simple are present tense avoir:
ai
as
a
ons
ez
aient

The stem is usually the infinitive (without the -e for -re verbs), though not 100% of the time
If you already know conditionnel, the stems of futur simple and conditionnel are the exact same

[urban hornet]

note that writing -ais or even -ait instead of -ai is a very common mistake in native speakers

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