5 However, in certain cases Italian uses the future where English uses the present. Take this English sentence: ‘When/If I earn/am earning good money, I’ll buy a car.’ Here, ‘when’ and ‘if’ actually refer to an action  in the future ; in cases like this, Italian normally uses the future tense: 130 Unit 18 The forms of the future indicative 6 The future endings for the three conjugations are as follows: Regular verbs ending in  -are  are conjugated as follows: Regular verbs ending in  -ere  are conjugated as follows: Partono domani. They’ll leave/They’re leaving tomorrow. Viene anche l’anno prossimo, Signora? Will you come/be coming again next year(, Madam?) L’anno prossimo sono all’università. Next year I’ll be at university. Se guadagnerò bene, comprerò una macchina. If I earn/am earning good money, I’ll buy a car. Quando arriverà, le mostreremo il centro commerciale. When she arrives, we’ll show her the shopping mall. (io) (tu) (lui/lei) (noi) (voi) (loro) -are -erò -erai -erà -eremo -erete -eranno -ere -erò -erai -erà -eremo -erete -eranno -ire -irò -irai -irà -iremo -irete -iranno Parlare parl erò parl erai parl erà parl eremo parl erete parl eranno To speak I will speak you will speak he/she/it will speak we will speak you will speak they will speak