Tener Future Tense: The Future Tense of Tener Conjugated
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Tener future tense, as with so many of the other tenses for this verb, is extremely irregular.As you will see from the formation of each conjugation, tener changes the ending ‘e’ for a ‘d’ whereas the regular conjugation for er verbs would remain unchanged.
Although tener future tense is not too difficult to learn in itself, remembering to change the ‘e’ to a ‘d’ when used in conversation is easily forgotten…practice makes perfect they say! However, this can be made a lot easier by using a verb training tool such as the verbarrator for which you can find a review here – verbarrator review.
Tener Future Tense
1st person singular (yo) tendré – I will have
2nd person singular (tú) tendrás – you will have
3rd person singular (él/ella/usted) tendrá – he/she and you will have
1st person plural (nosotros/as) tendremos – we will have
2nd person plural (vosotros/as) tendréis – you will have
3rd person plural (ellos/ellas/ustedes) tendrán – they/you will have
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