No. 10,376 in French
ira
"Ira" is the future tense of "aller," meaning "will go."
In a sentence
Elle ira à la bibliothèque demain.
She will go to the library tomorrow.
The word 'ira' is used here in the future tense to indicate a planned action.
Si tu veux, on ira au parc.
If you want, we will go to the park.
The word 'ira' in this sentence is used in a conditional clause, expressing a possible future action.
Il ira certainement mieux après un peu de repos.
He will certainly feel better after some rest.
The word 'ira' indicates a predicted improvement in state, using the future tense of the verb 'aller' metaphorically to reference feeling better.
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