Spanish grammar course: The Irregular future tense verbs.

in #busy6 years ago
Hi, my dear Friends of steemit, Today, we will answer the exercises of the last class and just begin the class talking about the irregular future tense verbs in Spanish.


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The last class, we talked about the future tense. I said that the endings of the verbs are the same for all the infinitive verbs. They are regular verbs. Let´s answer the exercise suggested in the last class and we’ll continue with the irregular future verbs.

Exercises: write sentences in future tense, use the following verbs, and follow the example.

Limpiar (to look) Yo limpiaré el carro

Escribir / manejar / defender / caminar / leer / ir / estudiar / cenar

Infinitive VerbSentence
Escribir (to write)Yo escribiré un libro
Manejar (to drive)Ella manejará
Defender (to defend)Ustedes defenderán sus derechos
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Caminar (to walk)Yo caminaré por el parque
Leer (to read)Ella leerá el periódico
Ir (to go)Nosostros iremos al cine
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Estudiar (to study)Tú estudiarás inglés
Cenar (to eat dinner)Ellas cenarán juntas

Do you remember the endings of the regular future verbs explained the last class? look at the tablebox above and compare. This is the review:

| Yo | -é |
| --------|---------|
| Tú | -ás |
| Ella, él, eso | á|
| Nosotros | -emos |
| --------|---------|
|Ustedes, ellos, ellas | -án |

The ending vowels are accented, except the verb conjugated for ‘we’ (nosotros)
The irregular future verbs has the same endings of the regular ones. The irregular future form changed a little by adding or a taking out a letter, let’s see some examples:

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Examples:
caber (to fit)

| Yo | cabré |
| Tú | cabrás |
| Ella, él, eso | cabrá|
| Nosotros | cabremos |
|Ustedes, ellos, ellas | cabrán |

Decir (to say)

| Yo | diré |
| Tú | dirás |
| Ella, él, eso | dirá|
| Nosotros | diremos |
|Ustedes, ellos, ellas | dirán |

Notice the little change that the infinitive verb suffers.

Exercises: write sentences in future tense, use the following verbs, and follow the example.
Venir (to come) Yo vendré el lunes
Tener / caber / poner / querer / saber / valer / decir / haber

Well that's all friends, in the next post, we will continue with more classes to learn the grammar of Spanish. Review all classes and practice the exercises given. Any questions make your comment. Until next time. Next post in 72 hours.

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