Learning Spanish Online and the Future Indicative Tense

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Summary: This Learning-Spanish Grammar lesson covers the Future Indicative Tense for regular verbs. Similar to English, the Future Indicative Tense in Spanish is used:

The Future Indicative Tense This Learning-Spanish Grammar lesson covers the Future Indicative Tense for regular verbs. Similar to English, the Future Indicative Tense in Spanish is used: 1. To express a future action or condition. Juan no hablará durante la misa. (Juan will not speak during the mass.) 2. To express something that is probable and phrased in a question.
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