Irregular verbs which change the "e" of the ending to "d"

Grammar The Future Irregular Verbs - Change the "e" of the ending to "d"

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There are three types of irregular verbs in the future indicative tense. One group of irregular verbs are those (er) verbs whose stems end in l or n change the e of the ending to d. Let's look at a few examples.

poner (conjugation) means "to put"

yo	pondré	(I will put)
tú	pondrás	(you will put)
Ud./él/ella	pondrá	(you/he/she will put)
nosotros (as)	pondremos	(we will put)
vosotros (as)	pondréis	(you guys will put)
Uds./ellos/ellas	pondrán	(they/you all will put)

salir (conjugation) means "to leave"

yo	saldré	(I will leave)
tú	saldrás	(you will leave)
Ud./él/ella	saldrá	(you/he/she will leave)
nosotros (as)	saldremos	(we will leave)
vosotros (as)	saldréis	(you guys will leave)
Uds./ellos/ellas	saldrán	(they/you all will leave)

tener (conjugation) means "to have"

yo	tendré	(I will have)
tú	tendrás	(you will have)
Ud./él/ella	tendrá	(you/he/she will have)
nosotros (as)	tendremos	(we will have)
vosotros (as)	tendréis	(you guys will have)
Uds./ellos/ellas	tendrán	(they/you all will have)

venir (conjugation) means "to come"

yo	vendré	(I will come)
tú	vendrás	(you will come)
Ud./él/ella	vendrá	(you/he/she will come)
nosotros (as)	vendremos	(we will come)
vosotros (as)	vendréis	(you guys will come)
Uds./ellos/ellas	vendrán	(they/you all will come)

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Irregular verbs which change the "e" of the ending to "d"

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