Future Irregular Spanish Verb Conjugation

Now we’ll learn the irregular verbs in the future or “will” tense. Next to the “Back” verbs, the irregular “will” verbs are the easiest to learn. The great thing is that they have the same exact endings as the normal “will” verbs. Let’s review the endings briefly:

Right now, with the verbs you’ve learned, there are 11 irregular “will” verbs. I’ll go over them, then the best way to learn them is to go through the lessons in this section enough until the irregulars start to sound “natural” to you. Our goal is to provide enough practice in this section so the verbs do sound “natural” or “normal” to you.

Let’s take a look at them.

This last one, “haber” is from the “have” tense. Remember, the “have” or “present perfect” tense is used when you want to say phrases like “I have eaten” or “I have gone”. In this case, a “future have verb” would be “I will have eaten…” or “I will have gone…” Now, so these verbs will start sounding natural to you, let’s practice the conjugations one at a time with each verb. Are you ready? First, we’ll use the “yo” conjugation. Do you remember what it ends with? …….if you said “é”, you are correct.

Now, I need to clarify something for a minute. Did you notice on this list, there is the word “have” twice. The first one, is for phrases like “I will have a house” or “a car”. Or, remember “tener que”? “I will have to go” will be “Tendré que ir”. The second one uses the “have” tense. For example, “I will have eaten” or “She will have gone” or “They will have run” and so forth.

Now let’s move on to the “tú” conjugation. Do you remember what it ends with?

Now onto the “Él, Ella, Ud.” Conjugation. Do you remember what it ends with without looking at the chart?

Now onto the “Nosotros” Conjugation. Remember the “nosotros” ending for future tense is “emos”.

Next is the “Vosotros” Conjugation used only in Spain and is the plural form of “tú”. Remember the “vosotros” ending for future tense is “éis”.

Now onto the “Ellos, Ellas, Uds.” Conjugation. Do you remember what it ends with without looking at the chart?

Let’s review the ending one more time.
ré - rás - rá - remos - réis - rán

Now we’ll have a quiz with the chart at the top. Feel free to look at the chart if you need to. We’ll repeat each one Are you ready?

Review