This document discusses the future tense in Spanish. It states that the future tense is formed with "will+verb" and that the future endings are the same for -ar, -er, and -ir verbs. It then provides examples of regular future conjugations for the verbs "mirar" (to see) and "beber" (to drink). Finally, it notes that some Spanish verbs are irregular in the future tense, changing the stem or dropping letters, and provides examples like "poner", "salir", and "decir".

1. El Futuro

2. Future Tense
 The future tense = “will+verb”
 To make the future tense conjugation, add
the future endings to the infinitive.
 The endings are the same for –ar, -er and
–ir verbs

3. Las terminaciones
-é -emos
-ás
-á -án

4. Mirar – to see
miraré miraremos
mirarás
mirará mirarán

5. Beber = to drink
beberé beberemos
beberás
beberá beberán

6. Los verbos irregulares
 Some verbs have “d” in place of the
infinitive vowel -e or -i.
poner = (yo) pondré
salir = (yo) saldré
tener = (yo) tendré
valer = (yo) valdré
venir = (yo) vendré

7. Los verbos irregulares
 Some verbs lose the infinitive vowel “e”
caber(to fit) = (yo) cabré
poder = (yo) podré
querer = (yo) querré
saber = (yo) sabré

8. Verbos Irregulares
 Some verbs shorten the infinitive
decir = (yo) diré
hacer = (yo) haré

9. Otros verbos irregulares
 The future tense of hay = habrá
(there will be)
 -ir verbs that have an accent in the
infinitive lose the accent mark in the future
oír = (yo) oiré reír = (yo) reiré

10. Otros verbos irregulares
 The future tense of hay = habrá
(there will be)
 -ir verbs that have an accent in the
infinitive lose the accent mark in the future
oír = (yo) oiré reír = (yo) reiré