aller
to go; to move toward a place
used with an infinitive to form the near future (to be going to)
to be (in a certain state); to be doing (health, condition)
Il semble aller mieux depuis la semaine dernière.
He seems to be doing better since last week.
to suit; to look good with (clothes, colors, combinations)
Ce jean a l'air d'aller parfaitement avec tes chaussures.
That pair of jeans seems to go perfectly with your shoes.
outward journey; one-way ticket (in travel phrases like 'aller simple')
J'ai acheté un aller simple pour Lyon.
I bought a one-way ticket to Lyon.
Notes
GENERAL INFO
Aller means "to go" and is a fundamental, highly irregular verb in French. It's the only -ER verb in the 3rd group.
USAGE
It's used for physical movement ("Je vais à Paris"), to form the near future tense ("Nous allons manger"), and to inquire about well-being ("Comment allez-vous?").
CONJUGATION - 3rd Group
Je vais
Tu vas
Il/elle/on va
Nous allons
Vous allez
Ils/elles vont
