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English explanation.

Future Perfect - Spanish Verbs

We generally use the Futuro Perfecto of the Indicative Mood when talking about finished future actions. To form the Futuro Perfecto of the Indicative Mood, you take the auxiliary verb "haber" (to have) conjugated in the Future Simple of the indicative mood (per person) and then add the past participle of another verb.

 

Regular Spanish Verbs

To form the past participle of the regular verbs we remove the endings of the infinitive forms and we replace them with the endings corresponding to the past participle for each group.

 

TIP: Most Spanish verbs fall under the -ar group.

 

Irregular Spanish Verbs

The irregular verbs are conjugated in the same way as the regular verbs, but the past participle of the verb will have spelling changes. Remember: Some regular Spanish verbs could be irregular under the Futuro Perfecto of the Indicative Mood while some irregular verbs will follow the regular conjugating rules. Some irregular Past Participles end in: -so, -to, -cho.

 

Groups Past Participle
-ar -ado
-er -ido
-ir -ido

Spanish explanation.

Futuro Perfecto - Verbos Españoles

Generalmente usamos el Futuro Perfecto del Modo Indicativo para hablar de acciones futuras terminadas. Para formar el Futuro Perfecto del Modo Indicativo cogemos el verbo auxiliar “haber” (to have) conjugado en el Futuro Simple del Modo Indicativo (por persona) y luego le añadimos el participio de pasado de otro verbo.

 

Verbos Regulares

Para formar el participio de pasado de los verbos regulares quitamos las terminaciones de las formas de infinitivo y las sustituimos por las terminaciones correspondientes a los participios de pasado de cada grupo.

 

Nota: La mayoría de los verbos españoles pertenecen al grupo terminado en –ar.

 

Verbos Irregulares

Los verbos irregulares se conjugan de la misma manera que los verbos regulares, pero el participio de pasado del verbo tendrá algunos cambios ortográficos. Recuerde: Algunos verbos regulares españoles podrían ser irregulares en el Futuro Perfecto del Modo Indicativo mientras que algunos verbos irregulares seguirán las reglas de conjugación de los regulares. Algunos Participios de Pasado Irregulares terminan en: -so, -to, -cho.







Grupos Participio de Pasado
-ar -ado
-er -ido
-ir -ido

 

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