stat something you will do next year and what you plan to do by 5 and 10 years from now.El año que viene…Para el año [state the year 5 years in the future in Spanish]…Para el año [state the year 10 years in the future in Spanish]…
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Spanish, the future is most often expressed by using IR + A + infinitive:Voy a comprar frutas.I’m going to buy fruits.Vamos a tomar un descanso.We’re going to take a break.In both cases, IR + A + infinitive was used to indicate something happening in the near future, which is the most common construction in conversational Spanish.The actual future tense, which is formed by adding future-tense endings to infinitive verbs, is typically used to express something that will happen further into the future. The same endings are used with all verbs. It does not matter if it is an -AR, -ER, or -IR verb, they still take the same future tense endings.1:09 AMÉl va a ir mañana.Él irá después de graduación.He is going to go tomorrow. (near future)He will go after graduation. (further in the future)Vamos a estudiar juntos hoy.Estudiaremos juntos para el examen final.We are going to study together today. (near future)We will study together for the final exam. (further in the future)Van a abrir las puertas a las nueve.Abrirán las puertas este verano.They are going to open the doors at 9:00. (near future)They will open the doors this summer. (further in the future)1:09 AMThere are also some verbs with irregular stems in the future tense. The same endings are added to them as to the regular verbs. These irregular verb stems are good to know because they are used in other tenses. You should memorize them!VERBOS IRREGULARES EN EL FUTUROINFINITIVO RAÍZ FORMA ‘YO’venir vendr- vendrétener tendr- tendrésalir saldr- saldrépoder podr- podréponer pondr- pondrésaber sabr- sabréhacer har- harédecir dir- diréquerer querr- querréhaber habr- habré
