No. 770 in Czech
půjde
"Will go" or "he/she/it will go."
In a sentence
Půjdeš s námi do kina?
Will you go with us to the cinema?
Here, 'půjde' functions as a future tense verb indicating a planned activity, in the second person singular (půjdeš).
Uvidíme, jak to půjde.
We shall see how it will go.
'Půjde' refers to the capability or success of an action, used in the third person singular future tense.
Marie si říká, že příště půjde jinou cestou.
Marie says to herself that next time she will take a different route.
In this case, 'půjde' suggests intent and a future action, indicating Marie's decision involving a personal choice about paths.
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