quedarás
/keh-dah-RASS/
you will remain
If you decide to stay, quedarás aquí. (You will remain here.)
quedarás(Verb)
you will remain
?staying in a location or state (informal 'tú')
,you will be left with
?result or quantity remaining (informal 'tú')
you will fit
?e.g., clothes or space
📝 In Action
Si llegas tarde, quedarás sin pastel.
A2If you arrive late, you will be left without cake.
En esa ciudad, quedarás cerca de la playa.
B1In that city, you will be located near the beach.
Con esa dieta, quedarás mucho más delgado.
B1With that diet, you will end up much thinner.
💡 Grammar Points
The Future Tense
This form ('quedarás') tells you what 'you' (tú) will do or how 'you' will be in the future. It is generally used for definite plans or predictions.
Quedar vs. Quedarse
The simple form 'quedar' often means 'to be located' or 'to result in.' The reflexive form 'quedarse' (te quedarás) means 'to stay put' or 'to keep something for oneself.'
⭐ Usage Tips
Predicting Outcomes
Use 'quedarás' to predict how someone will feel or look after a process: 'Quedarás exhausto' (You will be exhausted).
I hope quedarás conmigo mañana. (You will meet with me tomorrow.)
quedarás(Verb)
you will meet
?making an appointment (informal 'tú')
,you will arrange to see
?setting a time or place
📝 In Action
Dime la hora y quedarás con él en el café.
B1Tell me the time and you will meet him at the cafe.
¿Cuándo quedarás con tu dentista para el chequeo?
B1When will you arrange to see your dentist for the check-up?
❌ Common Pitfalls
Using 'Reunir' for Casual Meetings
Mistake: "Usar 'te reunirás' para una cita casual con amigos."
Correction: Use 'quedarás' for casual meetups or dates. 'Reunir' (to gather/reunite) is better for formal meetings or large groups.
⭐ Usage Tips
Making Future Plans
This form is perfect for checking someone's availability or setting a future appointment. '¿A qué hora quedarás?' (What time will you meet?)
🔄 Conjugations
indicative
present
imperfect
preterite
subjunctive
present
imperfect
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: quedarás
Question 1 of 1
Which sentence correctly uses 'quedarás' to talk about a future appointment?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'quedarás' and 'te quedarás'?
'Quedarás' (simple form) usually talks about location, result, or making plans ('You will meet'). 'Te quedarás' (reflexive form) means 'you will stay' or 'you will keep something for yourself.' They look similar but have distinct uses.
Why does 'quedarás' end in -ás?
The -ás ending is the standard pattern for the 'tú' (informal you) form in the simple future tense for all -ar, -er, and -ir verbs in Spanish. It signals an action that will happen to 'tú' later.