Exploring the Future Tense with IR a Infinitive

This video tutorial teaches how to talk about the future in Spanish using the formula 'IR a' plus an infinitive verb. It explains the conjugation of the verb 'IR' in the present tense and provides examples and practice exercises. The tutorial excludes the use of 'vosotros' and 'vosotras' and focuses on the conjugation chart for different subject pronouns. Viewers are encouraged to practice by completing sentences using given verbs.

What verb is primarily used to discuss future actions in this lesson?

• vivir

• comer

• IR

• hablar

Which formula is used to express future actions?

• IR + gerund

• IR + past tense

• IR a + infinitive

• IR + present tense

What does an infinitive verb end with?

• ando

• ado

• ar/er/ir

• amos

Which pronouns are excluded from the conjugation chart?

• nosotros/nosotras

• vosotros/vosotras

• ellos/ellas

• usted/ustedes

What should you do if you need time to write down the conjugations?

• Skip ahead

• Pause the video

• Rewind the video

• Continue watching

In the example, what is the infinitive verb used with 'voy a'?

• hablar

• escribir

• comer

• vivir

What is the correct conjugation for 'you are going' in the context of the future tense?

• van a

• vamos a

• voy a

• vas a

Which verb is not used in the practice sentences provided?

• tener

• caminar

• comer

• hablar

What action is suggested for using the verbs 'caminar', 'ver', and 'escribir'?

• To complete sentences

• To predict future actions

• To describe past actions

• To ask questions