Language
Spanish
Level
A0
Unit
Introducción a los tiempos verbales
Practice types
0

What this grammar point covers

The simple future in Spanish talks about actions or decisions in the future.

When to use it

Use it for predictions, promises, and plans.

Key forms

  • yo + verbo en futuro (-é)
  • tú + verbo en futuro (-ás)
  • él/ella + verbo en futuro (-á)
  • nosotros + verbo en futuro (-emos)
  • vosotros + verbo en futuro (-éis)
  • ellos/ellas + verbo en futuro (-án)

Examples

Te ayudaré.

English: I will help you.

Lloverá mañana.

English: It will rain tomorrow.

Ellos no llegarán tarde.

English: They won't be late.

¿Vendrás con nosotros?

English: Will you come with us?

Tips

  • Add the future ending to the whole verb (infinitive).
  • The endings are the same for all regular verbs.
  • For planned actions, 'ir a + infinitive' is also common at this level.

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