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AQA GCSE Spanish: The Future and Conditional Tenses

Learn to form and use the simple future tense (e.g., 'hablaré') and the conditional tense (e.g., 'hablaría'), including regular forms and common irregular stems (e.g., 'tendr-', 'podr-', 'har-').
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Lesson#1
In this deck, we'll explore two important Spanish tenses: the simple future and the conditional. The future tense is used to talk about what will happen, while the conditional tense is used to talk about what would happen. Let's start with the future.
Lesson#2
To form the simple future tense for regular verbs, you do something very simple. You take the entire infinitive, like 'hablar', 'comer', or 'vivir', and add a specific ending. The endings are the same for all regular ar, er, and ir verbs.
Lesson#3
The future tense endings are: é for 'yo', ás for 'tú', á for 'él, ella, usted', emos for 'nosotros', éis for 'vosotros', and án for 'ellos, ellas, ustedes'. So, for the verb 'hablar', meaning 'to speak', 'I will speak' is 'hablaré'.
Quiz#4
Using the verb 'hablar', how do you say 'I will speak' in Spanish?

Yo hablaré

Quiz#5
Using the verb 'comer', meaning 'to eat', how do you say 'you will eat' in Spanish, when talking to a friend?

Tú comerás

Quiz#6
Using the verb 'vivir', meaning 'to live', how do you say 'he will live' in Spanish?

Él vivirá

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