The Near Future Tense (Spanish)

TRUE OR FALSE?

We use the near future tense to say what we are going to do.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Tick all the examples of the near future tense in English:

• I am going to eat an apple.

• We are going to watch a film.

• She is going to listen to music.

• I am reading a book.

• They are listening to music.

Which of these sentences are in the near future tense in Spanish?

• Como una pizza.

• Voy a comer una pizza.

Which of these sentences are in the near future tense in Spanish?

• Veo una película.

• Voy a ver una película.

COMPLETE THE GAP

In Spanish you need ________ parts to form the near future tense.

HINT: Voy a comer una pizza

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COMPLETE THE GAP

To form the near future tense in Spanish you need 3 parts.

The first part comes from the verb ________

• SER (soy, eres, es, somos, sois, son)

• IR (voy, vas, va, vamos, vais, van)

• HACER (hago, haces, hace, hacemos, hacéis, hacen)

CHOOSE THE CORRECT TRANSLATION:

"I am going to study"

• Voy a comer

• Voy a salir

• Voy a hablar

• Voy a estudiar

CHOOSE THE CORRECT TRANSLATION:

"We are going to travel"

• Voy a viajar

• Vamos a viajar

• Van a viajar

CHOOSE THE CORRECT TRANSLATION:

"My friends are going to go out"

• Mis amigos voy a salir

• Mis amigos vas a salir

• Mis amigos vamos a salir

• Mis amigos van a salir

TRUE OR FALSE

The first part of the near future tense in Spanish (voy/vas/va/vamos/vais/van) changes depending on who is doing the action.

• TRUE

• FALSE