He will clean in French 🇫🇷

il va nettoyer info.

**Tips to remember the French word “nettoyer”:**

1. Connect “nettoyer” with the word “neat,” as when you clean something, you make it neat.
2. Visualize the action of cleaning while saying “il va nettoyer” to reinforce the meaning.
3. Practice using the phrase in context to solidify its usage in your memory.

**Explanations:**

The phrase “il va nettoyer” translates to “he is going to clean” in English. It’s composed of the subject “il” (he), the verb “va” (third person singular of “aller,” meaning “goes” or “is going”), and the infinitive verb “nettoyer” (to clean).

**Other words that mean the same thing:**

– “Il va faire le ménage” also means “he is going to clean” but is more specifically about housework or household cleaning.
– “Il va épousseter” if referring to dusting.
– “Il va laver” if referring to washing, perhaps dishes or laundry.

**Infinitive and conjugations:**

The infinitive verb is “nettoyer.”

– *Present*: il nettoie (he cleans)
– *Passé composé*: il a nettoyé (he has cleaned)
– *Imperfect*: il nettoyait (he was cleaning)
– *Future Simple*: il nettoiera (he will clean)
– *Conditional*: il nettoierait (he would clean)
– *Subjunctive*: qu’il nettoie (that he clean)

**Examples of sentences:**

– Present: “Tous les samedis, il nettoie sa voiture.” (Every Saturday, he cleans his car.)
– Passé composé: “Hier, il a nettoyé la cuisine.” (Yesterday, he cleaned the kitchen.)
– Imperfect: “Quand il était jeune, il nettoyait toujours sa chambre.” (When he was young, he always cleaned his room.)
– Future Simple: “Demain, il nettoiera le grenier.” (Tomorrow, he will clean the attic.)
– Conditional: “S’il avait le temps, il nettoierait le garage.” (If he had time, he would clean the garage.)
– Subjunctive: “Il faut qu’il nettoie son bureau avant de partir.” (He must clean his desk before leaving.)

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