In this grammar lesson you will learn about the Spanish regular verbs future perfect tense conjugation.
In this lesson you will learn about:
- Spanish regular verbs future perfect tense conjugation
- the common regular verbs in Spanish
- what Spanish regular verbs future perfect tense conjugation look like in sentences
- how you can quiz yourself on Spanish regular verbs future perfect tense conjugation
- how to practice with flashcards on Spanish regular verbs future perfect tense conjugation
- how and why you should use the courses of Language Atlas to learn Spanish
By the end of the lesson you will know all about Spanish regular verbs future perfect tense conjugation!
Table of Contents
All Spanish Regular Verbs Future Perfect Tense Conjugation Table
| haber in future | ||
| yo | habré | past participle |
| tú | habrás | past participle |
| él/ella/usted | habrá | past participle |
| nosotros/nosotras | habremos | past participle |
| vosotros/vosotras | habréis | past participle |
| ellos/ellas/ustedes | habrán | past participle |
Please don’t forget, to form the past participle:
- habl-ar -> habl-ado
- com-er -> com-ido
- viv-ir -> viv-ido
Regular Verbs Conjugation Method
There is a two-step method that will make conjugating regular Spanish verbs very easy for you.
In order to conjugate regular verbs in the future perfect tense one must:
- Conjugate haber in the future tense
- Add the past participle
We are going to conjugate the verb comer (to eat) in the yo form as an example.
- habré
You take the yo form of haber in the future tense which is habré.
- comido
You take the past participle of comer which is comido.
So when you wish to say “I will have eaten” in Spanish you get:
Yo habré comido
Regular Verbs in Spanish
Spanish has three regular verb groups
- regular -ar verbs
- regular -er verbs
- regular -ir verbs
Common Regular Ar Verbs
The regular ar verbs group is the biggest and most useful group. Most Spanish verbs fall in this group.
Here is a list of common verbs that you are sure to encounter in day-to-day life:
| amar | to love |
| andar | to walk |
| bailar | to dance |
| buscar | to look for, search for |
| caminar | to walk |
| cantar | to sing |
| comprar | to buy |
| entrar (en) | to enter (into) |
| escuchar | to listen (to) |
| esperar | to hope / wait (for) |
| estudiar | to study |
| hablar | to speak / to talk |
| llegar | to arrive |
| llevar | to wear / carry |
| mirar | to watch / look at |
| pagar | to pay (for) |
| practicar | to practice |
| preparar | to prepare |
| tocar | to touch / play (an instrument) |
| tomar | to take |
| trabajar | to work |
Common Regular Er Verbs
The regular er verbs group is the second biggest group. A lot of Spanish verbs fall in this group.
Here is a list of common verbs that you are sure to encounter in day-to-day life:
| aprender | to learn |
| beber | to drink |
| comer | to eat |
| cometer (un error) | to make (a mistake) |
| comprender | to understand |
| correr | to run |
| creer | to believe |
| deber | to owe |
| leer | to read |
| meter (en) | to put (into) |
| poseer | to possess, own |
| romper | to break |
| temer | to fear, dread |
| vender | to sell |
Common Regular Ir Verbs
The regular ir verbs group is the third biggest verb group. Many Spanish verbs fall in this group.
Here is a list of common verbs that you are sure to encounter in day-to-day life:
| abrir | to open |
| admitir | to admit |
| asistir (a) | to attend |
| cubrir | to cover |
| decidir | to decide |
| describir | to describe |
| descubrir | to discover |
| discutir | to discuss |
| escribir | to write |
| existir | to exist |
| permitir | to permit |
| recibir | to receive, welcome |
| subir | to climb, go up |
| sufrir | to suffer |
| unir | to unite |
| vivir | to live |
Example Sentences on Spanish All Regular Verbs Future Perfect Tense Conjugation
This section of the lesson on all Spanish regular verbs future perfect tense conjugation is about seeing the verbs in action.
This is valuable because you can improve your understanding of all Spanish regular verbs future perfect tense conjugation through examples.
trabajar
Para el año que viene, habré trabajado en esta empresa durante cinco años.
By next year, I will have worked in this company for five years.
arrepentirse
Para entonces te habrás arrepentido.
By then you will have regretted it.
coger
¿Quién habrá cogido mi bolígrafo rojo?
Who would have taken my red pen?
caminar
Habremos caminado unos diez kilómetros en total.
We will have walked about ten kilometres in total.
cumplir
Cuando tengáis la casa, habréis cumplido vuestro sueño.
When you have the house, you will have fulfilled your dream. [vosotros]
reparar
Para entonces habrán reparado la avería.
By then they will have repaired the fault.
desayunar
Usted ya habrá desayunado cuando el chófer venga a buscarle.
You will have had breakfast by the time the driver comes for you.
llegar
El domingo ustedes ya habrán llegado.
By Sunday you will have arrived.
Quiz Yourself on All Spanish Regular Verbs Future Perfect Tense Conjugation
At the end of every lesson you can do a small quiz.
You will see the sentences of the previous chapter.
You will either need to fill in the blanks, choose the correct multiple choice option, or both.
Once you are done the correct answer will be shown.
You can redo the quiz as many times as you want!
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