Pasar future conjugation
Pasar in the future: pasaré, pasarás, pasará, pasaremos, pasaréis, pasarán.
- to pass; to happen; to spend (time); to come in
- regular
- Participle: pasado
- Gerund: pasando
Future futuro
| yo | pasaré |
|---|---|
| tú | pasarás |
| él/ella/usted | pasará |
| nosotros | pasaremos |
| vosotros | pasaréis |
| ellos/ellas/ustedes | pasarán |
How to use pasar in the future
The future of pasar is regular: pasaré, pasarás, pasará, pasaremos, pasarán. "Pasaré por ti" means "I'll pick you up," and "¿Qué pasará?" asks what will happen. In reassurance, "Ya pasará" means "it will pass." It also announces stops: "El técnico pasará mañana." In conversation, "voy a pasar" is equally common.
Examples
Pasaré por ti a las siete.
I'll pick you up at seven.
No te preocupes, ya pasará.
Don't worry, it'll pass.
El técnico pasará el jueves por la mañana.
The technician will come by Thursday morning.
Quick check: pasar in the future
More pasar tenses
- All pasar tenses
- Pasar present
- Pasar preterite
- Pasar imperfect
- Pasar conditional
- Pasar present subjunctive
- Pasar affirmative commands
Other verbs in the future
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