Hi David,
In the example you give , it is always:
On verra
or
Nous verrons
and will mean the same thing.
Hope this helps!
Where "on" refers to " we" as a specific group of people, should it not be "verrons" rather than "Verra"
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David K.Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
Where "on" refers to " we" as a specific group of people, should it not be "verrons" rather than "Verra"
This question relates to:French lesson "Conjugate voir/envoyer in the future tense in French (Le Futur Simple)"
Asked 6 years ago
Chris W. Kwiziq Q&A super contributor
Hi David,
actually, no. On always uses 3rd person singular for the verb. Therefore there can sometimes be an apparent mismatch between verb and participle:
On s'est rencontrés hier. -- We met yesterday.
-- Chris (not a native speaker).
David K.Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
But in one lesson dealing with "on" there were various examples when one used the third person singular or the first person plural. This question as I remember that past lesson indicated that the first person plural should be used in such an instance as this
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