"If it's nice, they'll go on a big excursion outside."

Translation: S'il fait beau, ils feront une grande excursion dehors.

[MyraCDG]

Yes how do we know when to use "faire" instead of our obvious English verb translations? Why not iront ? What's the rule??

[WendyMcInt3]

in this unit at least if you are snowboarding or on an excursion duo requires that you 'do' ferons rather than "go" irons it! No-one has come up with a rule to explain why so its left to memory!!!

[Yves991549]

GO ON ! ils iront faire ... not ils feront

[meg850402]

Totally. Confusing whivh to use cor 'vo'to!!!!!!!!

[JosephEphraim]

Geez, Duo. You suggested that I use "iront," but turns out you won't accept it. What an absolute d move.

[Gord543537]

Yippee! This will be my first excursion outside. Until now, they've all been indoor excursions.

[flo486620]

Bien dit

[DonCampbel7]

The word "dehors" should be deleted from the question.

[JessicaIro3]

why just faire une grande; not faire de grande?

[JoanneMuse]

Big excursion! MDR. Lol

[flo486620]

pourquoi "dehors", peut-être dans la cave ou au grenier? Excursion devrait suffire.

[IanOsborne2]

I tried both ways and neither were accepted???

[Ronsimpson5]

I'm right you're wrong, as usual