Conjugating Spanish Future Tense: Regular and Irregular Verbs

The video tutorial explains how to express future actions in Spanish using different verb forms. It covers the use of 'ir' for near future, simple future, and perfect future tenses. The tutorial also details the conjugation of regular and irregular verbs in future tense and discusses various contexts where future tense is applicable, such as upcoming events, consequences, suppositions, and commands. Additionally, it explains the use of present subjunctive for future actions in certain clauses. The video concludes by inviting viewers to share their future plans.

What is one way to express future intentions or actions?

• Using past perfect

• Using future tense

• Using present continuous

• Using past tense

What structure is used with 'ir' to indicate a near future action?

• ir + present tense

• ir + gerund

• ir + past participle

• ir + infinitive

How is the future tense formed with regular verbs ending in -ar?

• Adding -erá

• Adding -irá

• Adding -ará

• Adding -aré

What is the correct future tense form of the verb 'fit'?

• I will fitting

• I will fitted

• I will fits

• I will fit

What is the correct future tense form of the verb 'do'?

• I will does

• I will do

• I will doing

• I will done

What is the future tense form of 'want'?

• I will want

• I will wanting

• I will wants

• I will wanted

In which situation is the future tense NOT typically used?

• Describing a consequence

• Making a supposition

• Giving a command

• Describing past events

What tense is used instead of future tense when a clause starts with 'when' and refers to the future?

• Present subjunctive

• Present continuous

• Past tense

• Future perfect

What future tense form is used to express a command?

• Future perfect

• Simple future

• Simple past

• Present perfect

Which verb form is used to express admiration in the future tense?

• Past perfect

• Future continuous

• Present continuous

• Simple future