Inspired Beginners 13, The Futuro.

Hello, Marina. How'stas?

Very, and you?

Phenomenal. What are we talking about today?

Today we are talking about different ways of expressing the future.

The real future tense. We've already seen one future tense in the past, I was going to say, the future of the past,

in a previous podcast. But today we're going to look at the real future tense. But before we get

on to all of that, quickly three phrases from last week's podcast as a bit of revision. So last

week, what were we talking about, Marina? We were talking about how to give advice.

And we mentioned that in Spain, people tend to give advice a lot.

So this is a very useful piece of grammar.

Yep.

We're going to look at three of the phrases, the key phrases for giving advice that we picked up last week.

So one of them was really the literal translation of should.

You should do something.

Now, if you remember, I said that was fat.

Marina told me I should eat more fruit.

So as usual, I'm going to say a phrase in English.

We're going to give you sufficient time, I hope, to try and remember what it was in Spanish,

and then we'll hear Marina with the real version.

Okay, which I'm sure will be the same as yours.

So, how would you say in Spanish you should eat more fruit?

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