El futuro con ir + a + infinitivo

So far we have used only the present tense, this simple future tense

translates as : going to do something

This tense is formed with:Subject + ir + a + infinitive

Ejemplo: Adolfo va a ser caballero

Adolfo is going to be a cowboy

Vamos a ir a una fiestaWe are going to go to a party

Nosotros/Ir/a

Nosotros vamos a ir al cine

Él/ comer/en

Él va a comer en restaurante

Tú/Ir/a

Tú vas a ir al dentistaor

a la dentista

Ellas/Estudiar/a

Ellas van a estudiar a la escuela

Verbos regulares con “ER”.As with “AR” regular verb, these verbs are all conjugated in the

same way

Comer- To EatYo como Nosotros

comemosTú Comes Vosotros comaís

Él/Ella/Ud. ComeEllos/Ellas/Uds. Comen

Some other regular “ER” verbs:

Comprender

Comprender- To understandYo comprendo Nosotros

comprendemosTú comprendes Vosotros

comrendéisÉl/Ella/Ud comprende Ellos/Ellas/Uds comprenden

Leer

Leer- To ReadYo leo Nosotros leemos

Tú lees Vosotros léisÉl/Ella/Ud LeeEllos/Ellas/Uds leen

There are a few “ER” verbs that are irregular only in the YO forms, otherwise, they have regular

conjugations.

Hacer (to do)Yo HagoVer (to see)Yo Veo

Saber (to know)Yo Sé

¿Qué comes?

Nosotros______ tacos

Nosotros comemos tacos

Él_______ chocolate

Él come chocolate

Ustedes

Ustedes comen tortillas

Yo

Yo como frijoles

Ellas

Ellas comen maíz

Vosotros

Vosotros coméis chiles

Tú

Tú comes tamales

Usted

Usted come arroz

Mexico has a very varied cuisine, with each region having its own

local dishes. Indigenous people in Mexico ate a diet consisting mostly

of corn, tomatoes, peppers, avocado, chocolate, and turkey.

The most common ingredients in foods today are corn, rice, and

beans. One of the most popular dishes is a sauce called mole made from over 21 different ingredients,

from chocolate, and peanuts, to poblano chili peppers. This sauce is

often served over chicken or turkey.

If you are in Mexico, you have many choices of where to eat. You

can eat crispy chicken in a rosticería, or have tacos at a

taquería, or drink liquados (milk shakes) or jugo (juice) at a juice

shop.

Detroit has a large Mexican population, and it is easy to find authentic Mexican cuisine if you look hard enough around South

West Detroit, often referred to as Mexican Town.

Sr. Mostaza: ¿Por qué no vamos a comer en el resaurante Los Tres Caballeros?

Lolita Bonita: Pues, ¡como no! ¡vamos!En el restaurante

Mesero: Aquí está el menú.Sr. Mostaza: Gracias. Oye, Lolita, ¿Qué vas a comer?Lolita Bonita: Bueno, siempre como pollo en mole,

pero, hoy voy a comer pescado.Sr. Mostaza: Yo voy a comer una ensalada verde.

También quiero un refresco.Lolita Bonita: Y yo voy a tomer un jugo e naranja.

Comer- to eat, Pues- well, Como no- of course!, Oye- hey, Bueno-well, Siempre- always, Pero- but