À l'étranger : future and conditional with aller, avoir, être and faire
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I can use the future and conditional of irregular verbs aller, avoir, être and faire to discuss how, where, when and with whom I would travel.
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The conditional has the same stem as the future tense for irregular verbs avoir, faire, aller and être.
For the conditional of these verbs we add the imperfect endings to the irregular stems 'aur-', 'ser-', 'ir-' and 'fer-'.
J'aurais (I would have), j'irais (I would go), je serais (I would be) and je ferais (I would be) are key conditionals.
Use the preposition 'en' when you want to say what type of vehicle you will use to travel.
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