Future Tense

Vocabulary

1) tomar - to take / to eat / to drink

2) volver - to return

3 terminar - to finish

4) comer - to eat

This tense has no differences among "AR", "ER" and "IR" verbs.  The future (and conditional) tense do not remove the endings of the verb.  We keep the "AR", "ER", or "IR" at the end of each verb and add the following below.

This is the last of the three time tenses: the future.  We include the word "will" to all conjugations of a verb.  We will conjugate elegir: elegiré - I will elect, elegirás - you will elect, elegirá - he/she/it will elect, elegiremos - we willl elect, elegiréis - you guys will elect, and elegirán - they will elect.

Questions

1) What does tomarán translate to?

A) I will drink

B) He will drink

C) You guys will drink

D) They will drink

2) Complete the sentence

                             mi tarea luego.      I will finish my homework later.

A) Terminía

B) Terminaría

C) Terminaré

D) Terminará

Conditional Tense

This tense is conjugated similarly to the future tense (thus why it is included with the future tense), however, its meaning is different.  

The word "would" is included when conjugating a verb (instead of "will").  Here are the conjugations of tomar: tomaría - I would drink, tomarías - you would drink, tomaría - he/she/it would drink, tomaríamos - we would drink, tomaríamos - you guys would drink, and tomarían - they would drink.

Questions

1) Complete the sentence:

                    mi amigo, pero él no está en su casa.  I would call my friend, but he is not home.

A) Llamaré

B) Llamaría

C) Llamé

D) Llamo

2) What does bailarías mean?

A) You would dance

B) You dance

C) You will dance

D) You danced

Irregular Future / Conditional verbs

Future/Conditional Mastery Questions

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