Conjugate aller - je/tu/vous forms - in the present tense in French (Le Présent)

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The verb aller means to go.

Learn how to conjugate I go/I'm going and you go/you're going in Le Présent (Indicatif) in French

Je vais à l'école.I go to school / I'm going to school

Tu vas au travail.You go to work / You're going to work

Vous allez chez le docteur.You go to the doctor. / You are going to the doctor.

Note that the verb form changes depending on who is acting. 

Remember that in French, to say you, you will use either: 

- tu to address one person you know well, i.e. "informal" and "singular"

- vous to address one person in a professional context, or that you don't know well, i.e. "formal" and "singular"
See Using Tu and Vous to express three types of you in French (French Subject Pronouns) 

Où tu vas ?Where are you going?

Où vous allez ?Where are you going?

 

Here's a link to the full conjugation of aller in Le Présent (Indicatif):
Conjugate aller in the present tense in French (Le Présent)

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Vous allez chez le docteur.You go to the doctor. / You are going to the doctor.
Je vais à l'école.I go to school / I'm going to school
Tu vas au travail.You go to work / You're going to work
Où tu vas ?Where are you going?
Où vous allez ?Where are you going?
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