Decisions for the future: verbs with 'à' and 'de' before the infinitive
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I can use interrogative adjectives, demonstrative adjectives and two-verb structures with 'de' and 'à' to talk about future plans.
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Use interrogative adjectives quel (m.sing), quelle (f.sing), quels (mpl), + quelles (fpl) to ask ‘which’.
Use demonstrative adjectives ce, cet, cette, ces to mean ‘this/that/those’. They often answer the question ‘which’.
Some verbs in French are followed by 'de' and an infinitive; others by 'a' and an infinitive.
Opinion, modal verbs and 'aller' are followed directly by an infinitive.
Two-verb structures that don’t translate word-for-word into English require additional practice.
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