To talk about the future using the verb "учить," which means "to teach" or "to learn," we need to understand how Russian verbs work.

"Учить" is called an imperfective verb. This means it talks about actions that happen over time or regularly, and it doesn’t have a clear ending.

How to Form the Future Tense

1. Using Present Tense for Future Actions:
   In Russian, you can use imperfective verbs to show future actions by using the present tense. For example:

   • Я учу (I am teaching / I will be teaching)
   • Ты учишь (You are teaching / You will be teaching)

2. Changing Context for Future Meanings:
   You can also change the context a little bit to give it a future meaning:

   • Завтра я учу математику (Tomorrow, I will teach math)

Practicing the Forms

Here’s how to say "учить" in the present tense:

• Я учу (I teach / will teach)
• Ты учишь (You teach / will teach)
• Он/она/оно учит (He/She/It teaches / will teach)
• Мы учим (We teach / will teach)
• Вы учите (You [formal/plural] teach / will teach)
• Они учат (They teach / will teach)

Examples in Sentences

• Я учу русский язык в школе. (I will teach Russian at school.)
• Ты учишь детей каждый день. (You teach children every day.)

Quick Summary

To talk about the future with "учить," you can use the present tense and add words that show time or future ideas. Keep practicing these forms with different subjects to get better at using the future tense in Russian.