Asked by Leslie
If you're using the future tense, should the second verb be in the future as well? I'm trying to say I would like to study journalism. Is it J'aimerais etudier journalisme OR J'aimerais etudierai journalisme? Merci beaucoup!
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Answered by
SraJMcGin
First of all, if you want the future, the endings do not look as you have written. the English is: shall, will.
What you h ave posted with "would" is the conditional.
Taking your sentence in English "I would like to study journalism" the French is "J'aimerais étudier (le) journalisme."
Accent marks are required so be sure to learn how to make them.
Let's go back to the English sentence you wrote. I would like = j'aimerais
BUT "to study" is an infinitive both in English and in French = étudier
Sra (aka Mme)
What you h ave posted with "would" is the conditional.
Taking your sentence in English "I would like to study journalism" the French is "J'aimerais étudier (le) journalisme."
Accent marks are required so be sure to learn how to make them.
Let's go back to the English sentence you wrote. I would like = j'aimerais
BUT "to study" is an infinitive both in English and in French = étudier
Sra (aka Mme)
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