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| Which French future tense form is used more often? For example, when using prendre for a future event, do you usually say: Je prends or je vais prendre or je prendrai? I know prends is in the present tense, but it can be used for the near future. Is one form more formal than the others? are there any specific situations when you would use one instead of the other? is one of them used more often in everyday speech?      |
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