Question

can someone gove me and example for this one plzzz Use the future tense to describe what you or someone else will do.

Answer 1

Future tense.

Let's say..."I will go to the library with you."

The word for "to go" is "ir." Yes? That is the infinitive. "To go."

So...to make it into future tense...all you have to do is take the infinitive, and add something onto the end of it. You don't even change the word, you just add to it.

In this case, it will become iré. It means, "I WILL go."

"Yo iré a la biblioteca contigo."
I will go to the library with you.

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So, again, to make something the future tense, all you have to do is take the infinitive, and add something onto the end of it. I will use "ir" as an example.

iré - I will go
irás - YOU will go
irá - HE/SHE will go
iremos - WE will go
irán - THEY will go

See how I just took IR and added something onto the end of it? That's future tense.

Answer 2

Si tengo tiempo, yo lo haréwould this work or no thats what i put before u showed me? but i understand what ur saying

Answer 3

Let's do this again, with "hablar." To speak.

hablaré - I will speak
hablarás - YOU will speak
hablará - HE/SHE will speak
hablaremos - WE will speak
hablarán - THEY will speak.

Answer 4

Yep! Yo lo haré. I will do it. That works!

I was just about to show you some irregulars. And hacer is an irregular!

Answer 5

sweet thank you

Answer 6

Here are some commonly used future tense irregulars. I'll give them to you in the YO form.

caber (to fit) - yo cabré

poner (to put) - yo pondré

decir (to tell) - yo diré

tener (to have) - yo tendré

haber (to have; but not the same as tener) - habré

salir (to go out) - yo saldré

hacer (to do) - yo haré

poder (to be able) - yo podré

querer (to want) - yo querré

valer (to be worth) - yo valdré

saber (to know) - yo sabré

venir ( to come) - yo vendré