Let's finish learning estar.

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I'm Timothy, and this is Learncraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn the last of our essential conjugations of Estar,

including the future, the conditional, and the participle.

We'll also get some practice using all of our forms of estar and all of our forms of ser in real

sentence contexts. Let's start with the future of estar.

For ser, we learned serra to mean he will be, she will be, it will be, or Usted will be.

The word estara is similar.

It's the third person singular in the future.

For example, she will be at the place. Ella estará'en el-lugar.

Notice the pattern between serra and estara.

We have the infinitive plus the letter A with an accent mark at the end.

So the syllable ra is emphasized in both cases. This is a pattern common to most verbs for

forming the future tense of the third person. The future tense of the first person, I will be, emphasizes re

instead. So it's estare. Maybe imagine that you yourself use a magic wand that shoots a ray of

light out of it into the future. Estar-e.

Here's a sentence example.

I will be at home when you are here.

This specific modification also works for ser.

The word serre means I will be.

For example, I will be your friend.

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