The verb ALLER is irregular in the Subjonctif Présent:
| que j'aille | I go |
| que tu ailles | you go |
| qu'il/elle/on aille | he/she/we go |
| que nous allions | we go |
| que vous alliez | you go |
| qu'ils/elles aillent | they go |
Note that the nous and vous forms are the same as in L'Imparfait. See Conjugate regular verbs in L'Imparfait (imperfect tense).
As for the other forms, the irregular root aill- is followed by the regular endings of Le Subjonctif Présent:
-e, -es, -e, [-], [-], -ent
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Examples and resources
Il faut qu'ils aillent aux toilettes avant de monter dans le car.
They must go to the toilets before getting in the coach.
Il veut que j'aille acheter du lait.
He wants me to go to buy some milk.
Il veut qu'elle aille au cinéma avec lui.
He wants her to go to the cinema with him.
Il aimerait que vous alliez chercher vos sacs.
He would like you to go and get your bags.
Il faut que nous y allions aujourd'hui.
We must go there today.
Il faut que tu ailles voir cette exposition!
You must go and see this exhibition!
Q&A
Joakim
Kwiziq community member
30 April 2016
1 reply
Subjunctive when?
"Il (verbe1) que (pronom) (verbe2)" Is verbe2 to be in the subjunctive mood for every verbe1 or only for some particular verbs?
Hilary
Kwiziq community member
30/04/16
Hope that helps!
John
Kwiziq community member
6 September 2016
1 reply
No root? No pattern?
Wow, this lesson doesn't even mention the root or the pattern or anything, just examples.
Aurélie
Kwiziq language super star
9 September 2016
9/09/16
Thanks for letting us know: the lesson has now been extended and improved :)
Please have a look !
Merci et à bientôt !