Avancemos 2
Avancemos 2
1st Edition
Holt McDougal
ISBN: 9780554025322
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Page 455: Para y piensa

Exercise 1
Solution 1
Solution 2
Result
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Saldrá
Step 1
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In this exercise, we have to change the sentences given in the present tense to the future tense.
Step 2
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Remember that irregular verbs in the future tense use the same endings as regular verbs, but the infinitive stem changes, where some infinitives change a letter. For example:

– **salir *(to go out)*** becomes **saldr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo saldr**é**, Tú saldr**ás**, etc.

– **tener *(to have)*** becomes **tendr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo tendr**é**, Tú tendr**ás**, etc.

Step 3
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Notice that here the verb that best matches with the context is **”salir”**. Also, we are talking about **”el abogado *(the lawyer)*”** which implies third person singular. Then, the equivalent verb in the future tense is **”saldrá”** and the sentence will be:

El abogado **saldrá** a las cinco.

*The lawyer **will leave** at five o’clock.*

Exercise 2
Solution 1
Solution 2
Result
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Tendrás
Step 1
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In this exercise, we have to change the sentences given in the present tense to the future tense.
Step 2
2 of 3
Remember that irregular verbs in the future tense use the same endings as regular verbs, but the infinitive stem changes, where some infinitives change a letter. For example:

– **salir *(to go out)*** becomes **saldr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo saldr**é**, Tú saldr**ás**, etc.

– **tener *(to have)*** becomes **tendr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo tendr**é**, Tú tendr**ás**, etc.

Step 3
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Notice that here the verb that best matches the context is **”tener”**. Also, before the verb, we have the personal pronoun **”tú”** which implies second person singular. Then, the equivalent verb in the future tense is **”tendrás”** and the sentence will be:

Tú **tendrás** que trabajar mucho para ganarte la vida.

*You **will have** to work hard for a living.*

Exercise 3
Solution 1
Solution 2
Result
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Se pondrá
Step 1
1 of 3
In this exercise, we have to change the sentences given in the present tense to the future tense.
Step 2
2 of 3
Remember that irregular verbs in the future tense use the same endings as regular verbs, but the infinitive stem changes, where some infinitives change a letter. For example:

– **salir *(to go out)*** becomes **saldr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo saldr**é**, Tú saldr**ás**, etc.

– **tener *(to have)*** becomes **tendr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo tendr**é**, Tú tendr**ás**, etc.

Step 3
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Notice that here the verb that best matches the context is **”ponerse”**. Also, we are talking about “el científico (the scientist)” which implies the third person singular. Then, the equivalent verb in the future tense is “se pondrá” and the sentence will be:

El científico no **se pondrá** una corbata.

*The scientist **won’t wear** a tie*.

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