In Spanish, we use the future tense to talk about things that “will” happen.
All regular verbs, regardless of their ending (-ar, -ir, or -er) are conjugated the same way for future tense: take the infinitive verb, and add –é, -as, -á, -emos, or -án.
Comer
Irregular Verbs
There are few irregular verbs in the future tense. The endings remain the same, but the stem changes.
- Caber (to fit) -> cabré, you goats, it will fit, we'll Fit, they will fit - Haber (assistant verb - "to have") -> I will, you will have, he will, we will have, they will - Knowledge (to know) -> I know, you know, he'll know, we know, they will know - Power (to be reliable to) -> I can, you can, he can, we can, they can - will (to want) -> I love you, want you, he will want, we will want, they will want
- Put (to put) -> I will, you put, it will, we will, they will - Valer (to be worth) -> I'll be worth, you will resort, he will do, we valdremos, they will be worth - Exit (to leave ) -> I will go out, you go forth, he shall go out, we will leave, they will come - come (to come) -> I will come, you will come, he will come, we will come, they will come - have (to have) -> I have, you will have, it will, we will, they will
- Say (to say, to tell) -> I tell you, you say, he will say, we will say, they say - make (to do) -> I will, you will, it will, we will, they will
You examples: What will you do next weekend? What will you do next weekend? I'll say him. I will tell him. Can you come tomorrow? Will you be Able to eat tomorrow? Will you come to my party? Will You Come to my party?
Also like in English, we can use “ir” to express the future tense.