In this deck, we'll explore how to talk about the future in German using the Futur I tense. You'll learn how to form it with the auxiliary verb 'werden' and an infinitive. We'll cover its two main uses: talking about future plans and intentions, and expressing assumptions or predictions about the present or future.

The Futur I tense is formed with the conjugated present tense of the auxiliary verb 'werden', which means 'to become' or 'will', and the infinitive form of the main verb. In a standard sentence, the conjugated form of 'werden' is in the second position, and the infinitive is placed at the very end. For example, 'Ich werde Deutsch lernen' means 'I will learn German'.

To use Futur I correctly, you need to know how to conjugate 'werden' in the present tense. Let's review it. For 'I', it's 'ich werde'. For 'you' informal, it's 'du wirst'. For 'he, she, or it', it's 'er, sie, es wird'. For 'we', it's 'wir werden'. For 'you' plural informal, it's 'ihr werdet'. And for 'they' or the formal 'you', it's 'sie' or 'Sie werden'.