Simple future: hablaré
I will: -é, -ás, -á
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I will: -é, -ás, -á
Add future endings to the infinitive: hablaré, comerás, vivirá. Common irregular stems: haré, diré, podré, saldré, tendré.
Examples in context
Read the examples and compare their English meanings.
Direct Future Actions
Attach endings directly to the infinitive.
Mañana trabajaré desde casa.
Tomorrow I will work from home.
Predictions and Probability
Use for guessing about the future.
Lloverá más tarde.
It will probably rain later.
Common mix-ups
The future ending for yo is -é; -ás is for tú. Voy a hablar is also a valid way to refer to the future.
I will speak tomorrow.
Try a reply
Say or write your answer in Spanish before opening the example.
We will leave early tomorrow. Use the simple future.
Show one possible answer
Mañana saldremos temprano.
Other wording can work too. Compare the verb form, agreement, and word order with the lesson. Then try a sentence about your own day.
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