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Future tense conjugation of לָלֶכֶת (to walk) Exercises in Hebrew language

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Mastering the future tense of Hebrew verbs is essential for effective communication, and one of the fundamental verbs to learn is לָלֶכֶת (to walk). In Hebrew, conjugating verbs in the future tense involves a different set of endings and prefixes than those used in the present or past tenses. By understanding these patterns, you can confidently talk about future actions and plans. This page will guide you through the various conjugations of לָלֶכֶת in the future tense, providing clear examples and practice exercises to help you internalize the rules. The conjugation of לָלֶכֶת in the future tense follows a specific pattern that changes according to the subject (I, you, he, she, we, you all, they). For instance, "I will walk" translates to "אֶלֵךְ" (elekh), while "we will walk" becomes "נֵלֵךְ" (nelekh). By practicing these forms, you'll be able to express a wide range of future activities involving walking. The exercises on this page are designed to reinforce your understanding through repetition and context, ensuring that you can use these conjugations naturally in conversation.

Exercise 1

1. Tomorrow, he *ילך* to the park (verb for walking, masculine singular). 2. Next week, we *נלך* to the beach (verb for walking, first person plural). 3. She *תלך* to the museum next Monday (verb for walking, feminine singular). 4. They (masculine) *ילכו* to the concert next month (verb for walking, masculine plural). 5. You (masculine singular) *תלך* to the market later (verb for walking, second person masculine singular). 6. You (feminine plural) *תלכו* to the library after class (verb for walking, second person feminine plural). 7. We *נלך* to the mountains in the summer (verb for walking, first person plural). 8. I *אלך* to the meeting tomorrow morning (verb for walking, first person singular). 9. They (feminine) *ילכו* to the theater next Friday (verb for walking, feminine plural). 10. You (masculine plural) *תלכו* to the restaurant tonight (verb for walking, second person masculine plural).

Exercise 2

1. Tomorrow, I *אלך* to the park (future tense, first person singular). 2. He *ילך* to the library to study (future tense, third person singular masculine). 3. She *תלך* to the concert next week (future tense, third person singular feminine). 4. We *נלך* to the beach for a vacation (future tense, first person plural). 5. They (m) *ילכו* to the meeting at 9 AM (future tense, third person plural masculine). 6. You (m, sg) *תלך* to the gym after work (future tense, second person singular masculine). 7. You (f, sg) *תלכי* to the supermarket later (future tense, second person singular feminine). 8. You (m, pl) *תלכו* to the museum on Sunday (future tense, second person plural masculine). 9. You (f, pl) *תלכנה* to the doctor tomorrow (future tense, second person plural feminine). 10. They (f) *תלכנה* to the new restaurant (future tense, third person plural feminine).

Exercise 3

1. Tomorrow, I *אֵלֵךְ* to the park (future tense, first person singular). 2. Next week, you (m) *תֵּלֵךְ* to the beach (future tense, second person singular masculine). 3. She *תֵּלֵךְ* to the library after school (future tense, third person singular feminine). 4. We *נֵלֵךְ* to the museum on Sunday (future tense, first person plural). 5. They (m) *יֵלְכוּ* to the concert next month (future tense, third person plural masculine). 6. You (f) *תֵּלְכִי* to the market later (future tense, second person singular feminine). 7. He *יֵלֵךְ* to the doctor tomorrow (future tense, third person singular masculine). 8. You all (m) *תֵּלְכוּ* to the movie theater tonight (future tense, second person plural masculine). 9. The children *יֵלְכוּ* to school in the morning (future tense, third person plural). 10. We (f) *נֵלֵךְ* to the gym after work (future tense, first person plural feminine).