1. EL SUBJUNTIVO CON ACCIONES EN EL FUTURO Cap. 7-2

2. IR = TO GO Use the verb “ir” to talk about the future / what you are going to do Voyvamos Vas Vavan Vamos a comer. We are going to eat. Van a salir. They are going to go out.

3. UN VERBO + UN VERBO When you have 2 verbs next to each other, you can only conjugate the first verb. VERB 2 HAS NO SUBJECT!!!! Quiero comer, necesito salir, debo correr The second verb stays in the

4. PALABRAS/ FRASES DE REFERENCIA AL FUTURO Quiero … I want to Me gustaría … I would like to Voy a … I am going to Pienso … I plan to Espero… I hope to Remember you can change the subject of verbs to the left!

5. EL FUTURO (WILL + VERB) Use the future to express what someone or something will do. Formation: (same endings for –ar, -er, -ir)  Infinitive + é emos ás á án Hablaréhablaremos Hablarás Hablaráhablarán

6. UNOS IRREGULARES Tener  tendr- Salir  saldr- decir  dir- Hacer  har- Haber  habr- Hay más en la página 118 del texto y también están en tus apuntes del futuro.

7. SUBJUNCTIVE WITH FUTURE ACTIONS CAMELoT The following adverbial conjunctions express time! Sometimes they use subjunctive, sometimes indicative. It depends on the tense of the verb in the main clause. CUANDO = when AUNQUE = although MIENTRAS = while EN CUANTO = as soon as LUEGO QUE = as soon as O TAN PRONTO COMO = as soon as HD3 HASTA QUE = until DESPUÉS DE QUE = after DE MODO QUE = in such a way that DE MANERA QUE = in such a way that

8. WHEN DO WE USE THESE WITH THE SUBJUNCTIVE? Subjunctive Use the subjunctive after these conjunctions (Cuando, etc) when the verb in the main clause refers to an action in the future. (which is why we have been reviewing the future tense as well as other ways to reference the future.) Use of subjunctive is dependent upon the other verb Ejemplos Voy a comprar un carro en cuanto tenga dinero. I am going to buy a car as soon as I have money. Visitaré España después de que me gradúe. I will visit Spain after I graduate.

9. WHEN DO WE USE THEM WITH THE INDICATIVE? Con una acción regular o habitual If the verb in the main clause refers to a habitual or regular action (present indicative), use the present indicative after the conjunction (CAMELoT/ HD3). If the verb in the main clause refers to an action that already occurred (preterite), use the preterite after the conjunction (CAMELoT/HD3). Ejemplos Compro ropa cuando tengo dinero extra. I buy clothes when I have extra money. (GENERAL?HABITUAL) Compré un carro en cuanto recibí dinero. I bought a car as soon as I got money. (COMPLETED ACTION)

10. TE TOCA A TI En tus apuntes:  Circle the future reference in the sentence  Underline the conjunction  Draw a square around the verb in the subjunctive  Translate the sentence into English.

11. RESPUESTAS Voy a visitar muchos monumentos cuando VAYA a España. En cuanto TERMINEMOS la tarea, estudiaremos.