To use regular and irregular verbs in the future tense, remember these easy rules:

Regular Verbs

1. How to Create Them: For verbs that end in -ar, -er, and -ir, you take the basic form of the verb (called the infinitive) and add the future tense endings:

   • Endings:
     • Yo: -é (I will)
     • Tú: -ás (You will)
     • Él/Ella/Usted: -á (He/She/You formal will)
     • Nosotros: -emos (We will)
     • Vosotros: -éis (You all will)
     • Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes: -án (They/You all formal will)

2. Example:

   • Hablar (to speak) → Yo hablaré (I will speak)

Irregular Verbs

1. Key Irregulars: Some verbs change their forms when used in the future tense:
   • Decir (to say) changes to dir- (Diré: I will say)
   • Hacer (to do) changes to har- (Haré: I will do)
   • Tener (to have) changes to tendr- (Tendré: I will have)

Practice

1. Try turning these verbs into the future tense: vivir, salir, tener, and hacer:
   • Vivir → Viviré (I will live), vivirás (you will live)…
   • Salir → Saldré (I will leave), saldrás (you will leave)…
   • Tener → Tendré (I will have), tendrás (you will have)…
   • Hacer → Haré (I will do), harás (you will do)…

Remember these rules to help you get better at speaking Spanish!