Future Tense (Near Future) in Spanish

Introduction

The future tense in Spanish can be expressed using the construction "ir a + infinitive," which is equivalent to saying "going to" in English. This structure is used to talk about actions that are going to happen in the near future.

Structure

The formula for the near future tense is:
```
[Subject] + [conjugated form of "ir"] + "a" + [infinitive verb]
```

Conjugation of "Ir"

The verb "ir" (to go) is irregular and must be conjugated according to the subject.
Subject"Ir" ConjugationExample
YovoyYo voy a estudiar.
vasvas a comer.
Él/Ella/UstedvaElla va a trabajar.
Nosotros/asvamosNosotros vamos a viajar.
Vosotros/asvaisVosotros vais a aprender.
Ellos/Ellas/UstedesvanEllos van a jugar.

Examples

  1. Yo voy a estudiar para el examen.
    1. Tú vas a cocinar esta noche.
      1. Él va a viajar a México.
        1. Nosotros vamos a ver una película.
          1. Vosotros vais a visitar el museo.
            1. Ellas van a escribir una carta.

              Usage

              Additional Examples

              Practice Sentences

              Complete the following sentences using the "ir a + infinitive" structure:
              1. Mañana, yo (hacer) la tarea.
              2. ¿Tú (asistir) a la reunión?
              3. Ella (leer) un libro interesante.
              4. Nosotros (jugar) al fútbol después de clase.
              5. Ellos (visitar) a sus abuelos el domingo.

              Conclusion

              The "ir a + infinitive" construction is a versatile and commonly used way to express future plans or intentions in Spanish. By using this structure, you can effectively communicate what you are planning to do in the near future.
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