Confusing Future and Conditional

This form, 'morirás,' is the simple future tense, used to talk about actions that definitely 'will' happen later. Unlike English, the Spanish future is formed by adding endings to the whole infinitive verb (morir + ás).

The Future Tense

The ending '-rás' specifically tells you that the person you are talking to is 'tú' (you, informal). This form is used when speaking to friends, family, or children.

Addressing 'Tú'

Spanish speakers often use 'morirás' figuratively for exaggeration, like saying 'morirás de risa' (you will die laughing) to mean something is hilarious.

Use for Exaggeration

A common and essential verb form, used for predictions, threats, or inevitable future events.

'Morirás' is the future tense conjugation of the Spanish verb 'morir' (to die), meaning 'you will die' (tú form). Learn its full conjugation, common figurative uses like 'morirás de risa,' and essential grammar tips.

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Complete Conjugation Tables

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indicative

present

future

imperfect

conditional

preterite

imperative

negative

affirmative

subjunctive

present

imperfect

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