Aprende a hablar de planes, predicciones y decisiones para el futuro. El Futuro Simple es esencial para expresar lo que ocurrirá, lo que planeas hacer o lo que crees que sucederá.
El Futuro Simple (Simple Future) se usa para hablar de acciones que ocurrirán en el futuro. Hay dos formas principales: "will" para predicciones y decisiones espontáneas, y "going to" para planes y intenciones.
I will be a doctor.
Yo seré doctor.
It will rain tomorrow.
Lloverá mañana.
I will help you.
Te ayudaré.
We will go to the beach.
Iremos a la playa.
I am going to study English.
Voy a estudiar inglés.
They are going to travel to Paris.
Van a viajar a París.
- I will travel to Japan.
- She is going to study medicine.
- They will buy a house.
"Will" para predicciones y decisiones rápidas.
"Going to" para planes ya decididos.
1. I will be a teacher. (__________)
2. She is going to study medicine. (__________)
3. It will rain tomorrow. (__________)
4. We are going to travel to Spain. (__________)
5. I will help you with your homework. (__________)
El Futuro Simple tiene dos formas principales: "will" y "going to". Ambas se usan para hablar del futuro, pero con matices diferentes.
| Sujeto | Will + Verbo | Ejemplo | Traducción |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | will work | I will work | Yo trabajaré |
| You | will work | You will work | Tú trabajarás |
| He/She/It | will work | He will work | Él trabajará |
| We | will work | We will work | Nosotros trabajaremos |
| They | will work | They will work | Ellos trabajarán |
| Sujeto | To Be + Going to | Ejemplo | Traducción |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | am going to work | I am going to work | Yo voy a trabajar |
| You | are going to work | You are going to work | Tú vas a trabajar |
| He/She/It | is going to work | He is going to work | Él va a trabajar |
| We | are going to work | We are going to work | Nosotros vamos a trabajar |
| They | are going to work | They are going to work | Ellos van a trabajar |
Will work → Trabajaré
Will study → Estudiaré
Will go → Iré
Will see → Veré
Going to work → Voy a trabajar
Going to study → Voy a estudiar
Going to go → Voy a ir
Going to see → Voy a ver
Will:
"I think it will rain." (Predicción)
"I'll help you!" (Decisión rápida)
Going to:
"I'm going to visit my grandma." (Plan)
"Look at those clouds! It's going to rain." (Evidencia)
1. work → __________
2. study → __________
3. go → __________
4. see → __________
5. have → __________
Al igual que otros tiempos verbales, el Futuro Simple también tiene formas negativas e interrogativas. La estructura cambia ligeramente para adaptarse a las formas "will" y "going to".
I will not work tomorrow.
You will not study tonight.
We will not go to the party.
They will not see the movie.
He will not be late.
She will not help us.
It will not work.
Nota: "will not" = "won't"
I am not going to work tomorrow.
You are not going to study tonight.
We are not going to go to the party.
They are not going to see the movie.
He is not going to be late.
She is not going to help us.
Nota: "am not going to" = "ain't going to", "is not going to" = "isn't going to", "are not going to" = "aren't going to"
Will I work tomorrow?
Will you study tonight?
Will we go to the party?
Will they see the movie?
Will he be late?
Will she help us?
Will it work?
Am I going to work tomorrow?
Are you going to study tonight?
Are we going to go to the party?
Are they going to see the movie?
Is he going to be late?
Is she going to help us?
Will + sujeto + verbo base + ...?
Will you work tomorrow?
To Be + sujeto + going to + verbo base + ...?
Are you going to work tomorrow?
Will you work?
Yes, I will. / No, I won't.
Is she going to study?
Yes, she is. / No, she isn't.
Will they go?
Yes, they will. / No, they won't.
Are we going to travel?
Yes, we are. / No, we aren't.
Will + sujeto + verbo base + ...?
Will you work tomorrow?
To Be + sujeto + going to + verbo base + ...?
Are you going to work tomorrow?
En el Futuro Simple, "will" no cambia según el sujeto,
pero "going to" usa diferentes formas de "to be".
1. I will work tomorrow. → (Negativa)
2. She is going to study. → (Negativa)
3. They will go to the beach. → (Pregunta)
4. We are going to travel. → (Pregunta)
5. He will help us. → (Negativa)