How to use the future tense with regular verbs?

When forming the Futuro Simple in Spanish with regular verbs, these will maintain their infinitive endings and a specific pattern of endings is added. Said specific endings are the same for all three verb conjugations (-ar, -er and -ir). To conjugate regular verbs in the future tense, attach the corresponding endings below to the infinitive form of the verb (-ar, -er and -ir). Yo: -é Tú: -ás Él/Ella/Usted: -á Nosotros/as: -emos Vosotros/as: -éis Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes: -án

How to use the future tense with irregular verbs?

In Spanish, some verbs in the Futuro Simple tense have an irregular stem, although they use the same set of endings as the simple future regular verbs (-ar, -er and -ir). The stems of these irregular verbs in the simple future tense in Spanish undergo a spelling change while following the regular pattern of conjugations of the regular verbs of the future tense. These are some of the most common irregular simple future tense stems: decir (to say): dir- hacer (to do/to make): har- poder (to be able to): podr- poner (to put): pondr- querer (to want): querr- saber (to know): sabr- salir (to leave): saldr- tener (to have): tendr- venir (to come): vendr-

When to use the future tense in Spanish?

The use of the Futuro Simple tense in Spanish allows for a varied range of contexts, aside from expressing future actions per se. Aside from expressing future actions, the simple future tense in Spanish also serves other multiple functions to include a wide range of speech actions, such as to make, give or express: • promises • expressions of encouragement • threats • orders • recommendations • warnings • requests • predictions or categorical statements

How to use the past tense in Spanish?

Conjugating verbs in the past tense in Spanish will depend on the type of verb: Regular verb (-ar verbs, -er verbs, -ir verbs.) or irregular verb. Each will have different endings, so you need to learn them. Check out our lesson on Spanish past tense here.

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Grammar Point	Pattern	Example
With in Spanish	con + noun phrase/subordinate noun clause (person/object)	Llevé al niño con sus padres.
Adjectives in Spanish	Noun + adjectives	La casa nueva
Prepositions in Spanish	Preposition + Object	El coche de Lucía
Genders in Spanish	-
Pronouns in Spanish	yo, tú, él/ella, nosotros/as, vosotros/as, ellos/ellas	Yo camino rápido.
Reflexive verbs in Spanish	Levantarse	Yo me levanto por las mañanas.
Sentence structure in Spanish	Subject + Predicate	Pedro conduce un coche.
Present tense in Spanish	Remove ending -ar/-er/-ir + add conjugated ending	Yo ando, tu andas, ella anda
Past tense in Spanish	Remove ending -ar/-er/-ir + add conjugated ending	Yo andé, tú andaste, ella andó
Future tense in Spanish	Remove the ending -ar, -er, -ir + add conjugated conjugation	Yo andaré, tú andarás, ella andará
Continuous tense in Spanish	Auxiliary verb + verb ending in -ando / -iendo	Estoy desayunando.
Por or Para \|\| For in Spanish	Por, Para	Llámale por teléfono. Vamos para mi pueblo.
Asking questions in Spanish	Qué, Cómo, Quién, Dónde, Cuándo...	¿Qué quiere?, ¿Quién eres?, ¿Dónde trabajas?
Reflexive Pronouns in Spanish	Me, te, se, nos, os	Él se ducha por las mañanas.

Grammar Point	Pattern	Example
Together in Spanish	junto a + noun (person/place/thing)	Ellos están junto a la salida.
Also in Spanish	Subject + también + verb + complement	Yo también quiero ir a la fiesta.
Because in Spanish	Main clause + porque + subordinate clause	Pedro compró un coche nuevo porque su coche viejo se estropeó.
But in Spanish	Clause 1 + pero + Clause 2	Estoy cansada, pero haré la cena.
And in Spanish	Clause 1 + y + Clause 2	Mi padre tiene un coche y una moto.
Quantities & measurements in Spanish	Numeral + unit of measurement	La casa mide dos metros de altura.
Comparatives & superlatives in Spanish	Más/menos + adjective/adverb + que	Marta habla más que su hermano.
Imperative form in Spanish	Verb + Pronoun-(attached)	Come aquí
Negatives in Spanish	No + verb	No tengo ganas de ir a trabajar.
Measure words in Spanish	Measure word + de + noun	Bebo dos litros de agua a diario.
Adverbs in Spanish	Verb + adverb	Ella baila bien
Conditional tense in Spanish	Stem + conditional ending	Llamar → yo llamaría

Grammar Point	Pattern	Example
Quoting someone in Spanish	Subject + Introductory Verb + “Quoted Speech”	Ella me preguntó: “¿Tienes prisa?”
Passive voice in Spanish	Subject + ser + past participle of the main verb + (optional agent complement)	Las piezas son fabricadas por la máquina.

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