future

The future (will) tense is relatively simple to form in Spanish because the endings are added to the infinitive. Verbs endings are the same for all verbs -ar, - er, or -ir. In the future tense all endings carry an accent with the exception of the nosotros form.

The future tense is used to indicate an action, event, or condition that will take place in the future.

It is used to express the possibility of an action or event that might be occurring in the present.

Iré temprano a tu casa mañana.	- I will go to your house early tomorrow.
¿A qué hora será?	- What time might it be? or What time do you suppose it is?
Serán las once.	- It must be (probably) eleven o'clock.
Tendrá un dolor de cabeza.	- He must have (probably has) a headache.

Examples of verbs in the future tense:

Subject pronoun	viajar	comer	permitir
yo	viajaré	comeré	permitiré
tú	viajarás	comerás	permitirás
él, ella, usted	viajará	comerá	permitirá
nosotros	viajaremos	comeremos	permitiremos
vosotros	viajaréis	comeréis	permitiréis
ellos, ellas, ustedes	viajarán	comerán	permitirán

Irregular verbs
The following verbs drop the "e" in the infinitive before adding the endings of the future.
caber	to fit	cabré, -ás, -á, etc.
haber	to be (aux. verb)	habré,-ás, -á, etc.
poder	to be able	podré, -ás, -á, etc.
querer	to want	querré, -ás, -á, etc.
saber	to know	sabré, -ás, -á, etc.

The following verbs replace the "e" or "i" of the infinitive with a "d" before adding the endings of the future.
poner	to put	pondré, -ás, -á, etc.
salir	to leave	saldré,-ás, -á, etc.
tener	to have	tendré, -ás, -á, etc.
valer	to be worth	valdré, -ás, -á, etc.
venir	to come	vendré, -ás, -á, etc.

The following verbs drop the "e" and "c" of the infinitive before adding the endings of the future.
decir	to say, tell	diré, -ás, -á, etc.
hacer	to do, make	haré,-ás, -á, etc.

Subject pronoun