Spanish · Chapter 10 · Lesson 2 · Grammar primer
Future tense
Prescribed by the AQA specification.
The short version
The one tense that leaves the infinitive whole
Spanish normally chops the infinitive before adding endings. The future does not: the endings attach to the full infinitive, so comer gives comeré and vivir gives viviré. Twelve verbs swap in an irregular stem, tendr-, har-, podr-, dir- and the rest, but the endings never change.
Te diré la verdad.
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