Irait (en. Would go)

/iʁɛ/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates a potential future or an action planned under certain conditions.

If he had the time, he would go to the cinema.

S'il avait le temps, il irait au cinéma.

Expresses a future probability in a hypothetical context.

If the weather were better, she would go for a walk.

Si la météo était meilleure, elle irait se balader.

Used to discuss a possible movement under specific conditions.

With a little money, they would go on vacation.

Avec un peu d'argent, ils iraient en vacances.

The verb 'aller' comes from the Latin 'ire', which means 'to go'.

If I had known, I would have gone there.

Expression used to express regrets about a missed opportunity.

si j'avais su, j'y serais allé

He would do well.

Used to talk about a person who would be able to do something well.

il irait bien

We would go far.

Means that we could achieve good results.

on irait loin

Verb of movement to another place.

aller

will go

Simple future form of the verb 'to go'.

ira

gone

Past participle of the verb 'to go'.

allé

He is going to do it.

You know he would go if he feels like it.

Tu sais qu'il irait si ça lui chante.

I would be surprised if he doesn't do it.

If she asks him, he would go there.

Si elle lui demande, il irait là-bas.