Talk about plans with ir a + infinitive and the simple future.
Two friends discuss their plans for the summer holidays.
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Spanish has two ways to talk about the future. 1) The near future: ir a + infinitive, for plans and intentions: 'Voy a estudiar', 'Vamos a viajar.' This is the most common in speech. 2) The simple future (futuro simple), for predictions and promises. Add these endings to the WHOLE infinitive: -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án — hablar → hablaré, comer → comeré, vivir → viviré. A few stems are irregular: hacer → haré, tener → tendré, poder → podré, salir → saldré. 'Mañana lloverá.'
Write 3 sentences about your plans (use ir a + infinitive and one simple future).
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