¡Hola! 

Welcome to this NEW series on incredibly short Spanish lessons!

In these videos, we’ll be talking about the Future Tense with the -ING form added. We might also call this the Future Progressive Tense or the Future Progressive.

This tense is used to say things will be happening or won’t be happening, or someone will be doing something or won’t be doing something.

Check below for related videos on this topic.

There are two bite-sized versions of this topic. One that is one minute long and the other is under four minutes. Enjoy!

video (short):

video (longer):

Practice:
Download the guided notes (coming soon).

Related video(s):

• Spanish Bite – AR verbs (Future Tense)
• Spanish Bite – ER verbs (Future Tense)
• Spanish Bite – IR verbs (Future Tense)
• Spanish Bite – Irregular verbs (Future Tense)
• Spanish Bite – “I wonder” (Future Tense)
• Spanish Bite – Future Progressive Tense

Older video(s):

• Future Tense: Regular verbs
• Future Tense: Irregular verbs
• Present Tense – IR + places vocabulary
• Present Tense – IR (part 2) ¿Adónde…?
• Present Tense – IR (part 3): Ir + a + infinitive

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