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How do say I go in French?

The way you say "I go" in French depends on the context and tense:

Present tense:

* Je vais: This is the most common way to say "I go" in the present tense. It literally translates to "I go."

* J'y vais: This is used when you are going to a specific place that has already been mentioned. It literally translates to "I go there."

Other tenses:

* Je suis allé(e): I went (masculine/feminine) - past participle

* J'irai: I will go - future tense

* J'allais: I was going - imperfect tense

Examples:

* Je vais au cinéma. (I am going to the cinema.)

* J'y vais demain. (I'm going there tomorrow.)

* Je suis allé(e) au magasin. (I went to the store.)

* J'irai à la plage cet été. (I will go to the beach this summer.)

Remember to choose the correct conjugation based on the tense you need.

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