Advanced Spanish: The Future Tense

The video tutorial covers the use of the future tense in Spanish, explaining how it is formed by adding specific endings to infinitive verbs. It discusses both regular and irregular verbs, providing examples of each. Additionally, the video explores the use of the future tense to express probability and uncertainty, offering practical examples and context for better understanding.

What is the primary function of the future tense in Spanish?

• To talk about ongoing actions

• To describe habitual actions

• To express actions that will happen

• To describe past actions

How do you form the future tense for regular verbs in Spanish?

• Add endings to the verb stem

• Add endings to the infinitive form

• Use the past tense endings

• Use the present tense endings

Which phrase can be used interchangeably with the future tense to talk about future actions?

• IR plus A plus infinitive

• Present tense

• Subjunctive mood

• Past tense

Which of the following verbs is irregular in the future tense?

• Vivir

• Hacer

• Hablar

• Comer

What is the future tense form of 'poder' for 'they will be able to'?

• Podrán

• Poderán

• Podrán

• Poderán

What is the future tense form of 'hacer' for 'I will make'?

• Haré

• Hacré

• Haré

• Hacré

What is the Spanish word for 'if' used in conditional sentences?

• Sí

• Si

• No

• Pero

In a sentence with an 'if' clause, what tense is used in the main clause?

• Present tense

• Past tense

• Conditional tense

• Future tense

In Spanish, how can the future tense be used besides indicating future actions?

• To express certainty

• To express commands

• To express probability

• To express past actions

When you see the future tense in a question, what should you think?

• Certainly

• I wonder

• Probably

• Definitely