Which is correct Tengo o Tendre?
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Tengo que tomar un examen la semana entrante o Tendre que tomar un examen la semana entrante.
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updated Nov 15, 2013
posted by adsimon
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Tengo que tomar un examen la semana entrante o Tendré que tomar un examen la semana entrante.
Both are correct. Just as in English, in Spanish we many times use present tense to mean future. The difference in nuance is that tengo que is more immediate and critical, and tendré que is more projected into the future as in nothing to worry about at the moment.
updated Nov 15, 2013
posted by 005faa61
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depends on what you are trying to say "Tengo que tomar" = I have to take "Tendré que tomar" = I will have to take
updated Nov 15, 2013
posted by deedeegill72
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I would say the correct way is "tomare un exam".1st person singular, future tense.I will/shall take an exam
updated Nov 15, 2013
posted by tonymcgarry
That is correct, but it is saying something else. - rogspax, Nov 15, 2013
Don't forget the accent on the future tense. - katydew, Nov 15, 2013
