WorksheetsEl tiempo futuro - Test
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins
yo (decir)
diré
dirás
dirá
diremos
dirán
tú (decir)
diré
dirás
dirá
diremos
dirán
Miguel (poner)
pondré
pondrás
pondrá
pondremos
pondrán
Mi familia y yo (poner)
pondré
pondrás
pondrá
pondremos
pondrán
los estudiantes (querer)
querré
querrás
querrá
querremos
querrán
yo (querer)
querré
querrás
querrá
querremos
querrán
tú (salir)
saldré
saldrás
saldrá
saldremos
saldrán
el gato (salir)
saldré
saldrás
saldrá
saldremos
saldrán
Nicolás y yo (venir)
vendré
vendrás
vendrá
vendremos
vendrán
ustedes (venir)
vendré
vendrás
vendrá
vendremos
vendrán
yo (decir)
(a)
tú (poner)
(a)
mi abuela (querer)
(a)
tú y yo (salir)
(a)
mis primos (venir)
(a)
nosotros (decir)
(a)
usted (poner)
(a)
tú (querer)
(a)
ellos (salir)
(a)
yo (venir)
(a)
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. (I eat a pizza)
Voy a comer una pizza. (I am going to eat a pizza)
Which of these sentences are in the near future tense in Spanish?
Veo una película (I watch a film).
Voy a ver una película. (I am going to watch a film)
COMPLETE THE GAP
In Spanish you need ________ parts to form the near future tense.
HINT: Voy a comer una pizza
1
2
3
4
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
The near future tense in Spanish is always made up of three parts.
The second (middle) part is always the same. What is the second part?
E.g. Voy (a) escuchar.
The near future tense in Spanish is always made up of three parts.
The third (last) part is always the same type of verb. What type of verb is it?
E.g. Voy a escuchar / Vamos a comer.
(a)
COMPLETE THE TRANSLATION:
I am going to learn = ________ a aprender.
Voy
Vas
Va
Vamos
Vais
COMPLETE THE TRANSLATION:
She is going to win = ________ a ganar
Voy
Vas
Va
Vamos
Van
COMPLETE THE TRANSLATION:
My brother and I are going to run =
Mi hermano y yo __________ a correr
Voy
Vas
Va
Vamos
Vais
COMPLETE THE TRANSLATION:
My grandparents are going to celebrate =
Mis abuelos ____________ a celebrar
Vas
Va
Vamos
Vais
Van
Which one of these sentences is NOT in the near future tense?
Voy al cine.
Voy a ir al parque.
Van a ir a la playa.
Which one of these sentences is NOT in the near future tense?
Vamos a dormir esta noche.
Vais a vivir en Francia.
Vivimos en Inglaterra.
Which one of these sentences is NOT in the near future tense?
Mi hermana y yo vamos al polideportivo.
Mi amigo y yo vamos a ir al teatro.
Mi padre va a ir al museo.
COMPLETE THE TRANSLATION:
My friend and I are going to take photos =
Mi amigo y yo (a) a sacar fotos.
How would you say, "Rosa is going to watch the television"?
Rosa va a ver la televisión.
Rosa voy a ver la televisión.
Rosa vamos a ver la televisión.
Rosa vas a ver la televisión.
How would you say, "I am going to get good grades"?
Vamos a sacar buenas notas.
Vas a sacar buenas notas.
Voy a sacar buenas notas.
Van a sacar buenas notas.
What is an infinitive?
An -ar verb.
An -ir verb.
A conjugated verb.
A verb that has not yet been conjugated.
How would you say, "I am going to wear a uniform to school
"?
Voy a llevar un uniforme a la escuela.
Vas a llevar un uniforme a la escuela.
Van a llevar un uniforme a la escuela.
Vamos a llevar un uniforme a la escuela.
how would you say, "We are going to dance at the party"?
Voy a bailar en la escuela.
Vas a bailar en tu casa.
Vamos a bailar en la fiesta.
Van a bailar en el cine.
Translate: Voy a vivir mi vida.
I am going to dance.
You are going to live.
I am going to live my life.
I am going to enjoy life.
Translate: You are going to dance.
Tú vas a bailar.
Tú voy a bailar.
Ellos van a bailar.
Nosotros vamos a bailar.
How would you say, "You all are going to pay attention"?
Ustedes van a prestar atención.
Yo voy a bailar.
Tú vas a prestar atención.
Él va a bailar.
We are going to play the piano.
Nosotros vamos a tocar el piano.
Vamos a tocar el piano.
Nosotros jugamos el piano.
Nosotros tocamos el piano.
Are you(formal) going to clean your house?
¿Usted va a limpiar su casa?
¿Tú vas a limpiar tu casa?
¿Usted limpia su casa?
¿Ellos van a limpiar la casa?
What is the correct conjugation of ir for the subject Tú?
Voy
Vas
Va
Van
What is the correct conjugation of ir for the subjects Ellos, ellas, ustedes?
Voy
Vamos
Van
Vas
Ellas ______ a beber unas botellas de agua.
voy
vas
vais
van
We will have
Teneremos
Tenremos
Tenerémos
Tendremos
They will come
Vendrén
Vendrán
Vendremos
Venirán
Which of the following verbs does not have an irregular future tense?
venir
poner
vivir
poder
When you want to say what is going to happen, use the correct form of ir + a + infinitive(ar, er, ir ending).
Miguel y sus amigos ___ juntos.
jugarán
juegarán
juegán
jugaráis
El clima del planeta ___ mucho.
cambiará
cambiaré
cambiá
cambiarí
Un día, la gente ___ jet packs personalizados.
tenerá
tenerån
tendrán
tendrá
___ iremos al Gran Canyon en Julio.
Miguel y yo
Marta y Miguel
Tú y Miguel
Miguel y su familia
¿Cómo ___ el futuro?
seré
será
serán
serás
All -ar, -er, and -ir verbs share the exact same endings in the future tense in Spanish.
True
False
Which future tense do we use in Spanish to say what we are going to do?
The near future
The simple future
Which future tense do we use in Spanish to say what we will do?
The near future
The simple future
If we want to use the simple future tense in Spanish, do we start by conjugating an infinitive verb (taking off the infinitive ending)?
Yes
No
Which of these verbs are irregular in the simple future tense? There is more than one correct answer.
Decir
Tener
Beber
Salir
Venir
future tense
él (salir)
Saldré
Saldre
Saldra
Saldrá
