Avancemos 2
Avancemos 2
1st Edition
Holt McDougal
ISBN: 9780554025322
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Page 467: Actividad 3

Exercise 1
Solution 1
Solution 2
Result
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Los doctores sabrán curar más enfermedades.
Step 1
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In this exercise, we have to write predictions about what the world will be like in 2050 using the future tense in sentences.
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 lose a letter. For example:

– **saber *(to know)*** becomes **sabr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo sabr**é**, Tú sabr**ás**, etc.

– **poder *(can)*** becomes **podr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo podr**é**, Tú podr**ás**, etc.

On other hand, some infinitives change a letter. For example:

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

– **venir *(to come)*** becomes **vendr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo vendr**é**, Tú vendr**ás**, etc.

Step 3
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Notice that here the verb is **”saber”**. Also, we are talking about **”los doctores *(the doctors)*”** which implies the third person plural. Then, the equivalent verb in the future tense is **”sabrán”** and the sentence will be:

En el año 2050, los doctores **sabrán** curar más enfermedades.

*By the year 2050, doctors **will know** how to cure more diseases.*

Exercise 2
Solution 1
Solution 2
Result
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Habrá más smog.
Step 1
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In this exercise, we have to write predictions about what the world will be like in 2050 using the future tense in sentences.
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 lose a letter. For example:

– **saber *(to know)*** becomes **sabr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo sabr**é**, Tú sabr**ás**, etc.

– **poder *(can)*** becomes **podr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo podr**é**, Tú podr**ás**, etc.

On other hand, some infinitives change a letter. For example:

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

– **venir *(to come)*** becomes **vendr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo vendr**é**, Tú vendr**ás**, etc.

Step 3
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Notice that here the verb is **”haber”**. Also, the subject is ommited but we can consider it is **”En el futuro *(In the future)*”** because it matches the context, and implies the third person singular. Then, the equivalent verb in the future tense is **”habrá”** and the sentence will be:

En el año 2050, **habrá** más smog.

*In the year 2050, **there will be** more smog.*

Exercise 3
Solution 1
Solution 2
Result
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Tendrás robots para limpiar la casa.
Step 1
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In this exercise, we have to write predictions about what the world will be like in 2050 using the future tense in sentences.
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 lose a letter. For example:

– **saber *(to know)*** becomes **sabr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo sabr**é**, Tú sabr**ás**, etc.

– **poder *(can)*** becomes **podr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo podr**é**, Tú podr**ás**, etc.

On other hand, some infinitives change a letter. For example:

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

– **venir *(to come)*** becomes **vendr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo vendr**é**, Tú vendr**ás**, etc.

Step 3
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Notice that here the verb is **”tener”**. Also, the subject is **”tú”** which implies the second person singular. Then, the equivalent verb in the future tense is **”tendrás”** and the sentence will be:

En el año 2050, **tendrás** robots para limpiar la casa.

*In the year 2050, **you will have** robots to clean the house.*

Exercise 4
Solution 1
Solution 2
Result
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Más estudiantes saldrán de la escuela hablando español.
Step 1
1 of 3
In this exercise, we have to write predictions about what the world will be like in 2050 using the future tense in sentences.
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 lose a letter. For example:

– **saber *(to know)*** becomes **sabr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo sabr**é**, Tú sabr**ás**, etc.

– **poder *(can)*** becomes **podr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo podr**é**, Tú podr**ás**, etc.

On other hand, some infinitives change a letter. For example:

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

– **venir *(to come)*** becomes **vendr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo vendr**é**, Tú vendr**ás**, etc.

Step 3
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Notice that here the verb is **”salir”**. Also, we are talking about **”los estudiantes *(the students)*”** which implies the third person plural. Then, the equivalent verb in the future tense is **”saldrán”** and the sentence will be:

En el año 2050, más estudiantes **saldrán** de la escuela hablando español.

*By the year 2050, more students **will graduate** from school speaking Spanish.*

Exercise 5
Solution 1
Solution 2
Result
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Los políticos apenas dirán la verdad.
Step 1
1 of 3
In this exercise, we have to write predictions about what the world will be like in 2050 using the future tense in sentences.
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 lose a letter. For example:

– **saber *(to know)*** becomes **sabr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo sabr**é**, Tú sabr**ás**, etc.

– **poder *(can)*** becomes **podr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo podr**é**, Tú podr**ás**, etc.

On other hand, some infinitives change a letter. For example:

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

– **venir *(to come)*** becomes **vendr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo vendr**é**, Tú vendr**ás**, etc.

And some verbs don’t follow any pattern. For example:

– **decir *(to to say)*** becomes **dir-** $Rightarrow$ Yo dir**é**, Tú dir**ás**, etc.

– **hacer *(to do)*** becomes **har-** $Rightarrow$ Yo har**é**, Tú har**ás**, etc.

Step 3
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Notice that here the verb is **”decir”**. Also, we are talking about **”los políticos *(the politicians)*”** which implies the third person plural. Then, the equivalent verb in the future tense is **”dirán”** and the sentence will be:

En el año 2050, los políticos apenas **dirán** la verdad.

*In the year 2050, politicians **will hardly tell** the truth.*

Exercise 6
Solution 1
Solution 2
Result
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Querré vivir en otra ciudad.
Step 1
1 of 3
In this exercise, we have to write predictions about what the world will be like in 2050 using the future tense in sentences.
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 lose a letter. For example:

– **saber *(to know)*** becomes **sabr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo sabr**é**, Tú sabr**ás**, etc.

– **poder *(can)*** becomes **podr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo podr**é**, Tú podr**ás**, etc.

On other hand, some infinitives change a letter. For example:

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

– **venir *(to come)*** becomes **vendr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo vendr**é**, Tú vendr**ás**, etc.

And some verbs don’t follow any pattern. For example:

– **decir *(to to say)*** becomes **dir-** $Rightarrow$ Yo dir**é**, Tú dir**ás**, etc.

– **hacer *(to do)*** becomes **har-** $Rightarrow$ Yo har**é**, Tú har**ás**, etc.

Step 3
3 of 3
Notice that here the verb is **”querer”**. Also, we are using the personal pronoun **”yo”** which implies the first person singular. Then, the equivalent verb in the future tense is **”querré”** and the sentence will be:

En el año 2050, yo **querré** vivir aquí.

*In the year 2050, I **will want** to live here.*

Exercise 7
Solution 1
Solution 2
Result
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Podremos mejorar poco el medio ambiente.
Step 1
1 of 3
In this exercise, we have to write predictions about what the world will be like in 2050 using the future tense in sentences.
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 lose a letter. For example:

– **saber *(to know)*** becomes **sabr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo sabr**é**, Tú sabr**ás**, etc.

– **poder *(can)*** becomes **podr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo podr**é**, Tú podr**ás**, etc.

On other hand, some infinitives change a letter. For example:

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

– **venir *(to come)*** becomes **vendr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo vendr**é**, Tú vendr**ás**, etc.

And some verbs don’t follow any pattern. For example:

– **decir *(to to say)*** becomes **dir-** $Rightarrow$ Yo dir**é**, Tú dir**ás**, etc.

– **hacer *(to do)*** becomes **har-** $Rightarrow$ Yo har**é**, Tú har**ás**, etc.

Step 3
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Notice that here the verb is **”poder”**. Also, we are using the personal pronoun **”nosotros”** which implies the first person plural. Then, the equivalent verb in the future tense is **”podremos”** and the sentence will be:

En el año 2050, nosotros **podremos** mejorar mucho el medio ambiente.

*In the year 2050, we **will be able** to greatly improve the environment.*

Exercise 8
Solution 1
Solution 2
Result
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La gente pondrá computadoras en muchos cuartos de sus casas.
Step 1
1 of 3
In this exercise, we have to write predictions about what the world will be like in 2050 using the future tense in sentences.
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 lose a letter. For example:

– **saber *(to know)*** becomes **sabr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo sabr**é**, Tú sabr**ás**, etc.

– **poder *(can)*** becomes **podr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo podr**é**, Tú podr**ás**, etc.

On other hand, some infinitives change a letter. For example:

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

– **venir *(to come)*** becomes **vendr-** $Rightarrow$ Yo vendr**é**, Tú vendr**ás**, etc.

And some verbs don’t follow any pattern. For example:

– **decir *(to to say)*** becomes **dir-** $Rightarrow$ Yo dir**é**, Tú dir**ás**, etc.

– **hacer *(to do)*** becomes **har-** $Rightarrow$ Yo har**é**, Tú har**ás**, etc.

Step 3
3 of 3
Notice that here the verb is **”poner”**. Also, we are talking about **”la gente *(people)*”** which implies the third person singular. Then, the equivalent verb in the future tense is **”pondrá”** and the sentence will be:

En el año 2050, la gente **pondrá** computadoras en muchos cuartos de sus casas.

*In the year 2050, people **will put** computers in many rooms of their homes.*

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