Spanish, Future Tenses , Preceding Adjectives, To Say and to Go Out

Future Tenses

The future of regular verbs is formed by adding the following endings to the infinitive:

-é
-ás
-á

-emos
-éis
-án

Many verbs use irregular stems in the future tense, but they still use the regular endings from above:

decir (to say, tell)
hacer (to do, make)
poder (to be able)
poner (to put, place)
saber (to know)
salir (to leave, go out)
tener (to have)
venir (to come) dir-
har-
podr-
pondr-
sabr-
saldr-
tendr-
vendr-

Preceding Adjectives

Most adjectives follow the noun they describe, but the following adjectives drop the final -o if placed before a masculine noun in the singular:

bueno - good; malo - bad; alguno - some; ninguno - no, any; uno - one; primero - first; tercero - third

When grande means great, it precedes the noun and drops the -de before a singular noun of either gender. Santo (saint) drops the -to before all masculine nouns, except those beginning with Do- or To-.

To Say and to Go Out

decir - to say			salir - to go out
digo dices dice	decimos decís dicen		salgo sales sale	salimos salís salen