To make simple future tense sentences in Spanish, we can use the structure ir + a + infinitive. Let's take this step by step:

1. Conjugate "ir" (to go):

   • Yo voy (I go)
   • Tú vas (You go)
   • Él/Ella/Usted va (He/She/You formal goes)
   • Nosotros vamos (We go)
   • Vosotros vais (You all go, informal in Spain)
   • Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes van (They/You all formal go)

2. Add "a": This part stays the same.

3. Use an infinitive: This is the basic form of a verb. For example:

   • comer (to eat)
   • vivir (to live)
   • hablar (to talk)

Example Sentences:

• Yo voy a comer (I am going to eat).
• Tú vas a vivir (You are going to live).

Remember these tips:

• Use ser when talking about someone's identity or traits.

  • For example, "Yo soy estudiante" means "I am a student."

• Use estar for feelings or locations.

  • For example, "Ella está en casa" means "She is at home."

• Make sure adjectives match the nouns they describe in gender and number.

  • For example, "niña bonita" means "pretty girl," and "niños bonitos" means "handsome boys."

• To ask questions, you can flip the subject and the verb around.

  • For example, "¿Vas a estudiar?" means "Are you going to study?"

Additionally, practice using articles like el, la, un, and una with nouns.

Finally, pay attention to the word order (subject, verb, object) to create clear sentences.

Happy learning!