Learn how to use the simple future tense in Spanish through practical dialogues and activities focused on going to concerts, buying tickets, discussing musical instruments, genres, and popular Spanish festivals. Practice both regular and irregular verb forms to confidently express plans and intentions about music events.
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A2.16.1 Lectura
Comprar entradas para BIenal de Flamenco en Sevilla
Buy tickets for the Flamenco Biennial in Seville
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These exercises can be done together during conversation lessons or as homework.
Exercise 1: Translate and use in a sentence
Instruction: Pick a word, translated and use the word in a sentence or dialogue.
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Tocar
To play
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Moderna
Modern
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El tango
The tango
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El musical
The musical
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El flamenco
Flamenco
Ejercicio 2: Ejercicio de conversación
Instrucción:
- ¿Cuándo fue la última vez que fuiste a un concierto? ¿De qué concierto se trató? ¿Cuándo irás otra vez? (When was the last time you went to a concert? What concert was it? When will you go again?)
- ¿Te gusta bailar? ¿Qué tipo de baile te gusta más? (Do you like to dance? Which kind of dance do you like the most?)
- ¿Tocas algún instrumento? Si es así, ¿cuál y cuándo comenzaste? (Do you play an instrument? If yes, which one and when did you start?)
Teaching guidelines +/- 10 minutes
Example phrases:
El año pasado fui a mi último concierto. Fue un concierto de pop de Ed Sheeran en Londres. Iré a un concierto de PINK en dos meses. To my last concert I went last year. It was a pop concert of Ed Sheeran in London. I will go to a PINK concert in two months. |
Nunca he ido a un concierto, pero iré a uno pronto para ver a Lady Gaga. I have never been to a concert but I will go to a concert soon to see Lady gaga. |
No bailo. I don’t dance. |
Me gusta bailar el tango. Llevo haciéndolo 2 años. I like to dance the tango. I’ve been doing that for 2 years. |
Empecé a tocar el violín a los 5 años. I started playing the violin at 5. |
En mi familia nadie toca un instrumento pero todos practican algún deporte. In my family nobody plays an instrument but everything does a type of sports. |
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Exercise 3: Dialogue Cards
Instruction: Select a situation and practice the conversation with your teacher or fellow students.
Exercise 4: Multiple Choice
Instruction: Choose the correct solution
1. Mañana yo _____ al auditorio para escuchar un concierto de jazz.
(Tomorrow I _____ to the auditorium to listen to a jazz concert.)2. Tú _____ la guitarra en el musical del próximo sábado.
(You _____ the guitar in the musical next Saturday.)3. Nosotros _____ la ópera y luego iremos a la sala de conciertos para el rock.
(We _____ the opera and then we will go to the concert hall for rock.)4. Ellos _____ las canciones clásicas y modernas durante el festival.
(They _____ the classical and modern songs during the festival.)Exercise 5: Go to a concert
Instruction:
Verb Tables
Ver - See
FUTURO SIMPLE
- Yo veré
- Tú verás
- Él/Ella verá
- Nosotros/Nosotras veremos
- Vosotros/Vosotras veréis
- Ellos/Ellas verán
Bailar - Dance
FUTURO SIMPLE
- Yo bailaré
- Tú bailarás
- Él/Ella bailará
- Nosotros/Nosotras bailaremos
- Vosotros/Vosotras bailaréis
- Ellos/Ellas bailarán
Escuchar - Listen
FUTURO SIMPLE
- Yo escucharé
- Tú escucharás
- Él/Ella escuchará
- Nosotros/Nosotras escucharemos
- Vosotros/Vosotras escucharéis
- Ellos/Ellas escucharán
Exercise 6: El futuro simple: Los verbos regulares
Instruction: Fill in the correct word.
Grammar: El futuro simple: Regular verbs
Show translation Show answersBailarás, escuchará, veremos, escucharán, bailaréis, tocarán, verá, veré
Exercise 7: El futuro simple: Los verbos irregulares
Instruction: Fill in the correct word.
Grammar: The futuro simple: irregular verbs
Show translation Show answersharé, pondrá, dirá, saldré, vendrán, hará, tendremos, sabrán
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Verb conjugation tables for this lesson Share Copied!
Ver to see Share Copied!
Futuro simple
Spanish | English |
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(yo) veré | I will see |
(tú) verás | You will see |
(él/ella) verá | he/she will see |
(nosotros/nosotras) veremos | we will see |
(vosotros/vosotras) veréis | You will see |
(ellos/ellas) verán | They will see |
Bailar to dance Share Copied!
Futuro simple
Spanish | English |
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(yo) bailaré | I will dance |
(tú) bailarás | You will dance |
(él/ella) bailará | he/she will dance |
(nosotros/nosotras) bailaremos | We will dance |
(vosotros/vosotras) bailaréis | You will dance |
(ellos/ellas) bailarán | they will dance |
Escuchar to listen Share Copied!
Futuro simple
Spanish | English |
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(yo) escucharé | I will listen |
(tú) escucharás | you will listen |
(él/ella) escuchará | he/she will listen |
(nosotros/nosotras) escucharemos | We will listen |
(vosotros/vosotras) escucharéis | You will listen |
(ellos/ellas) escucharán | they will listen |
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About This Lesson: Going to a Concert
This lesson focuses on using the simple future tense in Spanish, specifically with both regular and irregular verbs, through the exciting context of attending concerts and festivals. You will practice conversations on how to buy tickets online for popular events like the Bienal de Flamenco in Seville, discuss musical preferences, and talk about plans involving instruments and live performances.
Key Topics Covered
- Buying tickets online: Useful phrases for selecting dates and types of tickets.
- Talking about music: Expressing your favorite instruments and genres using future forms.
- Festival conversations: Discussing well-known Spanish festivals and planning attendance.
Grammatical Focus
The lesson highlights the futuro simple, including regular verbs like bailar and escuchar and common irregular verbs such as poner. Examples like "Mañana compraré las entradas" (Tomorrow I will buy the tickets) and "Ellos pondrán las canciones" (They will play the songs) are central to understanding future plans.
Practical Use and Examples
Through dialogues, you will learn how to confidently make plans for concerts, talk about attending festivals like Primavera Sound or La Tomatina, and express your intentions and promises about music events.
Learning Notes on Spanish vs. English Future Tense
The Spanish futuro simple directly translates to "I will" + verb in English but is often used more strictly for definite future actions. Unlike English, Spanish doesn’t require auxiliary verbs to form the future tense; instead, it adds endings to the infinitive form, e.g., yo cantaré (I will sing).
Useful phrases: "compraré" (I will buy), "tocarás" (you will play), and "veremos" (we will see) are excellent starting points. Remember, pronouns (yo, tú, él) are often dropped in Spanish because verb endings show the subject clearly.