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Question

what do -ar, -ir, and -er infinitive verbs have in common in the future tense?

Please edit your heading, we have English learners on the site too mate. - Nickelbackfan1, Jan 26, 2016

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Answer 1

Welcome to the forum Can you add your English and Spanish level to your profile?

I am not sure why you have bothered to ask this question. If you cannot remember the endings you can always use ir a plus the infinitive.

Well despite the above answers clearly not giving you A for effort. Here are the verb forms on a graphic. I am not going to tell you the answer as it is blindingly obvious.

That is a nice surprise - never was a Spanish verb so easy to learn!

:) - ian-hill, Jan 27, 2016

Answer 2

This sounds like a homework question demanded by a methodologist rather than a teacher who is interested in teaching people a language. I suggest that you find the latter.

Or it might be a quick check by a fine teacher to see whether students have read the first page of the Future Tense chapter. - jtaniel, Jan 26, 2016