Future: Irregular Verbs (2/2)
Spanish: Cambridge International GCSE, topic 10.1.6
Removing the infinitive ending and adding 'DR'
There are five important irregular verbs in the future tense that share this irregularity. The irregular simple future verbs are the same as the irregular simple conditional verbs. They share the stems.
Poner - to put
- Pondré - I will put.
- Pondrás - you will put.
- Pondrá - he/she will put / you will put (formal).
- Pondremos - we will put.
- Pondréis - you will put (plural).
- Pondrán - they will put / you will put (formal plural).
Salir - to go out
- Saldré - I will go out.
- Saldrás - you will go out.
- Saldrá - he/she will go out / you will go out (formal plural).
- Saldremos - we will go out.
- Saldréis - you will go out (plural).
- Saldrán - they will go out / you will go out (formal plural).
Tener - to have
- Tendré - I will have.
- Tendrás - you will have.
- Tendrá - he/she will have / you will have (formal).
- Tendremos - we will have.
- Tendréis - you will have (plural).
- Tendrán - they will have / you will have (formal plural).
Valer - to cost, to be worth
- Valdré - I will cost.
- Valdrás - you will cost.
- Valdrá - he/she will cost / you will cost (formal).
- Valdremos - we will cost.
- Valdréis - you will cost (plural).
- Valdrán - they will cost / you will cost (formal plural).
Venir - to come
- Vendré - I will come.
- Vendrás - you will come.
- Vendrá - he/she will come / you will come (formal).
- Vendremos - we will come.
- Vendréis - you will come (plural).
- Vendrán - they will come / you will come (formal plural).
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