The Future and Conditional Perfect Indicative are compound tenses in Spanish and are formed by a future, or conditional, form of the verb haber, plus the past participle. Their use is very similar to the usage in English.
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Future and Conditional Irregular Verbs
The Future and Conditional Indicative tenses share the same stems in the formation of the irregular forms.
There are some patterns in the irregularity of the stems. The following are lists of common verbs which are irregular in the stem in both the future and conditional indicative, arranged by the nature of their irregularity:
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