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Future Tense: Verbs with irregular future stems These verbs do not use the infinitive for the formation of the future tense. They use the irregular stem listed, along with the normal future tense endings. The normal endings in the chart below are added to the stems given for each verb listed. yo -é   nosotros, nosotras -emos tú -ás   vosotros, vosotras -éis él, ella, Usted -á   ellos, ellas, Ustedes -án   ER caber cabr- to fit, have room passen   haber habr- to have (auxiliary verb) haben (Hilfsverbum) * hacer har- to do, make machen, tun poder podr- to be able to, "can" können * poner pondr- to put, place stellen querer querr- to want, love wollen, lieben saber sabr- to know wissen satisfacer satisfar- to satisfy befriedigen * tener tendr- to have haben valer valdr- to be worth gelten, lohnen IR * decir dir- to say, tell sagen * salir saldr- to leave, go out ausgehen * venir vendr- to come kommen Verbs marked with an * have a family of verbs which use the same endings as the root verb. These same irregular stems are used for the conditional tense of the verbs listed.   To see the future tense conjugated forms of these verbs, click on a pronoun below: YO TÚ ÉL ELLA USTED NOSOTROS VOSOTROS ELLOS ELLAS USTEDES Future Tense: Verbs with Irregular Stems Yo form To make this form add an accented é to the end of the stem provided. ER deutsch haber habr- habré I might have I may well have I'll have ich werde ge_____ haben hacer har- haré I might do I may well do I'll do ich werde machen, tun poder podr- podré I might be able I may be able I'll be able ich werde können poner pondr- pondré I might put I may put I'll put ich werde stellen querer querr- querré I might want I may want I'll want ich werde wollen saber sabr- sabré I might know I may know I'll know ich werde wissen satisfacer satisfar- satisfaré I might satisfy I may satisfy I'll satisfy ich werde befriedigen tener tendr- tendré I might have I may have I'll have ich werde haben valer valdr- valdré I might be worth I may be worth I'll be worth ich werde gelten IR decir dir- diré I might say I may well say I'll say ich werde sagen salir saldr- saldré I might leave I may well leave I'll leave ich werde ausgehen venir vendr- vendré I might come I may well come I'll come ich werde kommen Using the -é ending says I am likely to perform the verb, but since it's in the future, the likelihood is "up in the air."   The pronoun YO does not need to be stated in the future tense. It is already clear by the ending attached to the infinitive that YO is the subject of the action. If you do add the YO, it usually adds emphasis, saying I am likely to do this ...   A look at other forms: YO TÚ ÉL ELLA USTED NOSOTROS VOSOTROS ELLOS ELLAS USTEDES   More information concerning the future tense... Back to Top Future Tense: Verbs with Irregular Stems Tú form To make this form add an accented ás to the end of the stem provided. ER deutsch haber habr- habrás you might have you may well have you'll have du wirst ge_____ haben hacer har- harás you might do you may well do you'll do du wirst machen, tun poder podr- podrás you might be able you may be able you'll be able du wirst können poner pondr- pondrás you might put you may put you'll put du wirst stellen querer querr- querrás you might want you may want you'll want du wirst wollen saber sabr- sabrás you might know you may know you'll know du wirst wissen satisfacer satisfar- satisfarás you might satisfy you may satisfy you'll satisfy du wirst befriedigen tener tendr- tendrás you might have you may have you'll have du wirst haben valer valdr- valdrás you might be worth you may be worth you'll be worth du wirst gelten IR decir dir- dirás you might say you may well say you'll say du wirst sagen salir saldr- saldrás you might leave you may well leave you'll leave du wirst ausgehen venir vendr- vendrás you might come you may well come you'll come du wirst kommen Using the -ás ending says you are likely to perform the verb, but since it's in the future, the likelihood is "up in the air."   The pronoun TÚ does not need to be stated in the future tense. It is already clear by the ending attached to the infinitive that TÚ is the subject of the action. If you do add the TÚ, it usually adds emphasis, saying you are likely to do this ...   A look at other forms: YO TÚ ÉL ELLA USTED NOSOTROS VOSOTROS ELLOS ELLAS USTEDES   More information concerning the future tense... Back to Top Future Tense: Verbs with Irregular Stems Él form To make this form add an accented á to the end of the stem provided. ER deutsch haber habr- habrá he might have he may well have he'll have er wird ge_____ haben hacer har- hará he might do he may well do he'll do er wird machen, tun poder podr- podrá he might be able he may be able he'll be able er wird können poner pondr- pondrá he might put he may put he'll put er wird stellen querer querr- querrá he might want he may want he'll want er wird wollen saber sabr- sabrá he might know he may know he'll know er wird wissen satisfacer satisfar- satisfará he might satisfy he may satisfy he'll satisfy er wird befriedigen tener tendr- tendrá he might have he may have he'll have er wird haben valer valdr- valdrá he might be worth he may be worth he'll be worth er wird gelten IR decir dir- dirá he might say he may well say he'll say er wird sagen salir saldr- saldrá he might leave he may well leave he'll leave er wird ausgehen venir vendr- vendrá he might come he may well come he'll come er wird kommen Using the -á ending says he is likely to perform the verb, but since it's in the future, the likelihood is "up in the air."   You need to identify who is doing the action in this verb form: ÉL, ELLA, or USTED. Once you have identified that ÉL is the subject, you can leave the pronoun out. The ÉL will be understood, because of the ending. If you do add the ÉL, it usually adds emphasis, saying he is likely to do this ...   A look at other forms: YO TÚ ÉL ELLA USTED NOSOTROS VOSOTROS ELLOS ELLAS USTEDES   More information concerning the future tense... Back to Top Future Tense: Verbs with Irregular Stems Ella form To make this form add an accented á to the end of the stem provided. ER deutsch haber habr- habrá she might have she may well have she'll have sie wird ge_____ haben hacer har- hará she might do she may well do she'll do sie wird machen, tun poder podr- podrá she might be able she may be able she'll be able sie wird können poner pondr- pondrá she might put she may put she'll put sie wird stellen querer querr- querrá she might want she may want she'll want sie wird wollen saber sabr- sabrá she might know she may know she'll know sie wird wissen satisfacer satisfar- satisfará she might satisfy she may satisfy she'll satisfy sie wird befriedigen tener tendr- tendrá she might have she may have she'll have sie wird haben valer valdr- valdrá she might be worth she may be worth she'll be worth sie wird gelten IR decir dir- dirá she might say she may well say she'll say sie wird sagen salir saldr- saldrá she might leave she may well leave she'll leave sie wird ausgehen venir vendr- vendrá she might come she may well come she'll come sie wird kommen Using the -á ending says she is likely to perform the verb, but since it's in the future, the likelihood is "up in the air."   You need to identify who is doing the action in this verb form: ÉL, ELLA, or USTED. Once you have identified that ELLA is the subject, you can leave the pronoun out. The ELLA will be understood, because of the ending. If you do add the ELLA, it usually adds emphasis, saying she is likely to do this ...   A look at other forms: YO TÚ ÉL ELLA USTED NOSOTROS VOSOTROS ELLOS ELLAS USTEDES   More information concerning the future tense... Back to Top Future Tense: Verbs with Irregular Stems Usted form To make this form add an accented á to the end of the stem provided. ER deutsch haber habr- habrá you might have you may well have you'll have Sie werden ge_____ haben hacer har- hará you might do you may well do you'll do Sie werden machen, tun poder podr- podrá you might be able you may be able you'll be able Sie werden können poner pondr- pondrá you might put you may put you'll put Sie werden stellen querer querr- querrá you might want you may want you'll want Sie werden wollen saber sabr- sabrá you might know you may know you'll know Sie werden wissen satisfacer satisfar- satisfará you might satisfy you may satisfy you'll satisfy Sie werden befriedigen tener tendr- tendrá you might have you may have you'll have Sie werden haben valer valdr- valdrá you might be worth you may be worth you'll be worth Sie werden gelten IR decir dir- dirá you might say you may well say you'll say Sie werden sagen salir saldr- saldrá you might leave you may well leave you'll leave Sie werden ausgehen venir vendr- vendrá you might come you may well come you'll come Sie werden kommen Using the -á ending says you are likely to perform the verb, but since it's in the future, the likelihood is "up in the air."   You need to identify who is doing the action in this verb form: ÉL, ELLA, or USTED. Once you have identified that USTED is the subject, you can leave the pronoun out. The USTED will be understood, because of the ending. If you do add the USTED, it usually adds emphasis, saying you are likely to do this ...   A look at other forms: YO TÚ ÉL ELLA USTED NOSOTROS VOSOTROS ELLOS ELLAS USTEDES   More information concerning the future tense... Back to Top Future Tense: Verbs with Irregular Stems Nosotros & Nosotras form To make this form add emos to the end of the stem provided. ER deutsch haber habr- habremos we might have we may well have we'll have wir werden ge_____ haben hacer har- haremos we might do we may well do we'll do wir werden machen, tun poder podr- podremos we might be able we may be able we'll be able wir werden können poner pondr- pondremos we might put we may put we'll put wir werden stellen querer querr- querremos we might want we may want we'll want wir werden wollen saber sabr- sabremos we might know we may know we'll know wir werden wissen satisfacer satisfar- satisfaremos we might satisfy we may satisfy we'll satisfy wir werden befriedigen tener tendr- tendremos we might have we may have we'll have wir werden haben valer valdr- valdremos we might be worth we may be worth we'll be worth wir werden gelten IR decir dir- diremos we might say we may well say we'll say wir werden sagen salir saldr- saldremos we might leave we may well leave we'll leave wir werden ausgehen venir vendr- vendremos we might come we may well come we'll come wir werden kommen Using the -emos ending says we are likely to perform the verb, but since it's in the future, the likelihood is "up in the air."   The pronoun NOSOTROS does not need to be stated in the future tense. It is already clear by the ending attached to the infinitive that NOSOTROS is the subject of the action. If you do add the NOSOTROS, it usually adds emphasis, saying we are likely to do this ...   A look at other forms: YO TÚ ÉL ELLA USTED NOSOTROS VOSOTROS ELLOS ELLAS USTEDES   More information concerning the future tense... Back to Top Future Tense: Verbs with Irregular Stems Vosotros & Vosotras form To make this form add an accented éis to the end of the stem provided. ER deutsch haber habr- habréis y'all might have y'all may well have y'all will have ihr werdet ge_____ haben hacer har- haréis y'all might do y'all may well do y'all will do ihr werdet machen, tun poder podr- podréis y'all might be able y'all may be able y'all will be able ihr werdet können poner pondr- pondréis y'all might put y'all may put y'all will put ihr werdet stellen querer querr- querréis y'all might want y'all may want y'all will want ihr werdet wollen saber sabr- sabréis y'all might know y'all may know y'all will know ihr werdet wissen satisfacer satisfar- satisfaréis y'all might satisfy y'all may satisfy y'all will satisfy ihr werdet befriedigen tener tendr- tendréis y'all might have y'all may have y'all will have ihr werdet haben valer valdr- valdréis y'all might be worth y'all may be worth y'all will be worth ihr werdet gelten IR decir dir- diréis y'all might say y'all may well say y'all will say ihr werdet sagen salir saldr- saldréis y'all might leave y'all may well leave y'all will leave ihr werdet ausgehen venir vendr- vendréis y'all might come y'all may well come y'all will come ihr werdet kommen Using the -éis ending says y'all are likely to perform the verb, but since it's in the future, the likelihood is "up in the air."   The pronoun VOSOTROS does not need to be stated in the future tense. It is already clear by the ending attached to the infinitive that VOSOTROS is the subject of the action. If you do add the VOSOTROS, it usually adds emphasis, saying y'all are likely to do this ...   A look at other forms: YO TÚ ÉL ELLA USTED NOSOTROS VOSOTROS ELLOS ELLAS USTEDES   More information concerning the future tense... Back to Top Future Tense: Verbs with Irregular Stems Ellos form To make this form add an accented án to the end of the stem provided. ER deutsch haber habr- habrán they might have they may well have they'll have sie werden ge_____ haben hacer har- harán they might do they may well do they'll do sie werden machen, tun poder podr- podrán they might be able they may be able they'll be able sie werden können poner pondr- pondrán they might put they may put they'll put sie werden stellen querer querr- querrán they might want they may want they'll want sie werden wollen saber sabr- sabrán they might know they may know they'll know sie werden wissen satisfacer satisfar- satisfarán they might satisfy they may satisfy they'll satisfy sie werden befriedigen tener tendr- tendrán they might have they may have they'll have sie werden haben valer valdr- valdrán they might be worth they may be worth they'll be worth sie werden gelten IR decir dir- dirán they might say they may well say they'll say sie werden sagen salir saldr- saldrán they might leave they may well leave they'll leave sie werden ausgehen venir vendr- vendrán they might come they may well come they'll come sie werden kommen Using the -án ending says they are likely to perform the verb, but since it's in the future, the likelihood is "up in the air."   You need to identify who is doing the action in this verb form: ELLOS, ELLAS, or USTEDES. Once you have identified that ELLOS is the subject, you can leave the pronoun out. The ELLOS will be understood, because of the ending. If you do add the ELLOS, it usually adds emphasis, saying they are likely to do this ...   A look at other forms: YO TÚ ÉL ELLA USTED NOSOTROS VOSOTROS ELLOS ELLAS USTEDES   More information concerning the future tense... Back to Top Future Tense: Verbs with Irregular Stems Ellas form To make this form add an accented án to the end of the stem provided. ER deutsch haber habr- habrán they might have they may well have they'll have sie werden ge_____ haben hacer har- harán they might do they may well do they'll do sie werden machen, tun poder podr- podrán they might be able they may be able they'll be able sie werden können poner pondr- pondrán they might put they may put they'll put sie werden stellen querer querr- querrán they might want they may want they'll want sie werden wollen saber sabr- sabrán they might know they may know they'll know sie werden wissen satisfacer satisfar- satisfarán they might satisfy they may satisfy they'll satisfy sie werden befriedigen tener tendr- tendrán they might have they may have they'll have sie werden haben valer valdr- valdrán they might be worth they may be worth they'll be worth sie werden gelten IR decir dir- dirán they might say they may well say they'll say sie werden sagen salir saldr- saldrán they might leave they may well leave they'll leave sie werden ausgehen venir vendr- vendrán they might come they may well come they'll come sie werden kommen Using the -án ending says they are likely to perform the verb, but since it's in the future, the likelihood is "up in the air."   You need to identify who is doing the action in this verb form: ELLOS, ELLAS, or USTEDES. Once you have identified that ELLAS is the subject, you can leave the pronoun out. The ELLAS will be understood, because of the ending. If you do add the ELLAS, it usually adds emphasis, saying they are likely to do this ...   A look at other forms: YO TÚ ÉL ELLA USTED NOSOTROS VOSOTROS ELLOS ELLAS USTEDES   More information concerning the future tense... Back to Top Future Tense: Verbs with Irregular Stems Ustedes form To make this form add an accented án to the end of the stem provided. ER deutsch haber habr- habrán you might have you may well have you'll have Sie werden ge_____ haben hacer har- harán you might do you may well do you'll do Sie werden machen, tun poder podr- podrán you might be able you may be able you'll be able Sie werden können poner pondr- pondrán you might put you may put you'll put Sie werden stellen querer querr- querrán you might want you may want you'll want Sie werden wollen saber sabr- sabrán you might know you may know you'll know Sie werden wissen satisfacer satisfar- satisfarán you might satisfy you may satisfy you'll satisfy Sie werden befriedigen tener tendr- tendrán you might have you may have you'll have Sie werden haben valer valdr- valdrán you might be worth you may be worth you'll be worth Sie werden gelten IR decir dir- dirán you might say you may well say you'll say Sie werden sagen salir saldr- saldrán you might leave you may well leave you'll leave Sie werden ausgehen venir vendr- vendrán you might come you may well come you'll come Sie werden kommen Using the -án ending says you are likely to perform the verb, but since it's in the future, the likelihood is "up in the air."   You need to identify who is doing the action in this verb form: ELLOS, ELLAS, or USTEDES. Once you have identified that USTEDES is the subject, you can leave the pronoun out. The USTEDES will be understood, because of the ending. If you do add the USTEDES, it usually adds emphasis, saying you are likely to do this ...   A look at other forms: YO TÚ ÉL ELLA USTED NOSOTROS VOSOTROS ELLOS ELLAS USTEDES   More information concerning the future tense... Back to Top

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