Spanish Future Tense

Question 1

futuro simple

Answer 1

more distant in the future or less specifically planned, without mentioning a specific time. More specifically, it’s used for:

1. An intention to do something in the future:

Mañana ordenaré mi habitación. I’ll tidy my bedroom tomorrow.

2. An assumption about the future:

No lo harás hoy. You won’t do it today.

3. An assumption about the present:

Imagino que llegarán hoy por la noche. I suppose they’ll be arriving tonight.

Question 2

Ir + a + infinitive

Answer 2

Use this tense when you’re talking about things in the near future that you have already planned or things that are relatively sure.

Voy a ir al cine. I am going to go to the cinema.

Question 3

Regular verb conjugation for future tense on -ar verbs

Answer 3

Question 4

Regular verb conjugation for future tense on -er verbs

Answer 4

Question 5

Regular verb conjugation for future tense of -ir verbs

Answer 5

Question 6

For irregular verbs in futuro simple what do we change?

Answer 6

The stem changes not the endings.

Question 7

Tener en futuro simple

Answer 7

Question 8

Decir

Answer 8

dir-

Question 9

haber

Answer 9

habr-

Question 10

hacer

Answer 10

har-

Question 11

poder

Answer 11

podr-

Question 12

poner

Answer 12

pondr-

Question 13

querer

Answer 13

querr-

Question 14

saber-

Answer 14

sabr-

Question 15

salir

Answer 15

saldr-

Question 16

valer

Answer 16

valdr-