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Clausulas con si en el indicativo

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When using si clauses in the indicativo, does it matter if the verb is in future or present tense? could you use either? ie. Si vas al ensayo, te acompaño.

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updated Sep 30, 2013
posted by Blair90

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Hi there,

Yes, you can use present and future both. These are called condicionales de primer tipo: "posible" o "real". The following are equivalent.

  • Si vas al ensayo, te acompaño ⇒ (present) + (present).
  • Si vas al ensayo, te acompañaré ⇒ (present) + (future).

Source to go further into it. Here.

updated Sep 30, 2013
edited by RelaxingCup
posted by RelaxingCup