Mañana estudiaré.
Tomorrow I will study.
grammar · tenses
Two ways to talk about later
Distinguish the stored simple future from ir a + infinitive.
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Mañana estudiaré. Mañana voy a estudiar.
Estudiaré is simple future: the ending attaches to the infinitive in this regular verb. Voy a estudiar combines present ir + a + infinitive and often expresses a plan or prospective action. It is not another form in the stored simple-future table. Tener has the verified future stem tendr-: tendré.
See the difference
Mañana voy a estudiar.
Tomorrow I am going to study.
Mañana tendré tiempo.
Tomorrow I will have time.
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