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    In spanish, you use the future tense to express uncertainty or probability in the present.?que hora sera? I wonder what time it is. Seran las seis. It's probably six o'clock. Estaran debajo de tu cama. They must be under your bed.

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    The Future of Probability: P. 263 Chapter 6 Realidades 3

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    In spanish, you use the future tense to express uncertainty or probability in the present.?que hora sera? I wonder what time it is. Seran las seis. It's probably six o'clock. Estaran debajo de tu cama. They must be under your bed.

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    The Future of Probability

    p. 263 Chapter 6
    Realidades 3
    The Future of Probability
    • In Spanish, you use the future
    tense to express uncertainty or
    probability in the present.
    The Future of Probability
    • ¿Qué hora será?
    • I wonder what time it is.
    • Serán las seis.
    • It’s probably six o’clock.
    • Estarán debajo de tu cama.
    • They must be under your bed.
    The Future of Probability
    • The English equivalents in these
    cases are:
    • I wonder
    • It’s probably
    • It must be
    • ¿Dónde estarán mis zapatos?
    • Where can my shoes be?

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