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Spanish Future Tense Irregular Verbs

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What is the future tense stem for the verb 'decir'?

sabr

dir (correct)

har

podr

What is the future tense stem for the verb 'hacer'?

har (correct)

podr

dir

ven

What is the future tense stem for the verb 'poder'?

podr (correct)

pondr

saldr

tendr

What is the future tense stem for the verb 'poner'?

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What is the future tense stem for the verb 'salir'?

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What is the future tense stem for the verb 'tener'?

tendr Signup and view all the answers

What is the future tense stem for the verb 'venir'?

vendr Signup and view all the answers

What is the future tense stem for the verb 'querer'?

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What is the future tense stem for the verb 'haber'?

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What is the future tense stem for the verb 'saber'?

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Spanish Future Tense Irregular Verbs

Decir: Irregular stem is dir, meaning "to say" or "to tell."
Hacer: Irregular stem is har, which translates to "to do" or "to make."
Poder: The stem is podr, signifying "to be able to."
Poner: Uses the stem pondr, meaning "to put."
Salir: Transforms to saldr, which means "to leave."
Tener: Irregular stem tendr, translates to "to have."
Venir: Changes to vendr, meaning "to come."
Querer: Stem is querr, which refers to "to want."
Haber: The future tense form uses the stem habr.
Saber: Stem is sabr, meaning "to know" specifically for information or facts.

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This quiz focuses on irregular verbs in the Spanish future tense. Each flashcard presents the verb, its future stem, and its meaning in English. Enhance your Spanish vocabulary and understanding of verb conjugations with these key irregular verbs.