Identify

• Actions happening in the near/intended future.
• Attribute current or potential actions to someone/thing.

Connect

• LEAF Spanish Grammar: Verb Conjugation – Basics
• LEAF Spanish Grammar: The Present Indicative Tense

60-Second Spanish Grammar Lesson

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Study

It’s important to remember that Spanish tenses are not exclusively time-oriented.

El avión sale a las ocho.
The plane leaves (will leave) at eight o’clock.

Yo salgo el lunes.
I’m leaving (I will leave) on Monday.

La clase comienza el sábado.
The class begins (will begin) on Saturday.

Adapt

Comemos a las ocho.
We will eat at eight o’clock.

¿Cuándo lo haces?
When will you do it?

Lo hago mañana.
I’ll do it tomorrow.

Engage

• LEAF Spanish Verb Conjugation Chart: [-AR] Verb Endings
• LEAF Spanish Verb Conjugation Chart: [-ER] Verb Endings
• LEAF Spanish Verb Conjugation Chart: [-IR] Verb Endings

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Quizlet Activities – Present Indicative Tense – Verb Conjugation Endings for [-AR], [-ER], and [-IR] Verbs

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Quizlet Activities – Present Indicative Tense and Future Events – Examples

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