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Conjugation Chart of “Insistir” (to insist) in the Future Tense

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Understanding the Future Tense of “Insistir”

The Future Tense of Insistir is used to express an action that will occur in the future, for example, Insistiré en terminar mi tarea esta noche. (I will insist on finishing my homework tonight.)

Insistir is a regular -ir verb, so its Future Tense conjugations follow the typical pattern for this verb type.

How to Use Insistir in the Future Tense

Insistir generally means to insist or persist, but has several different meanings in the Future Tense, some of which might surprise you.

To insist or persist: For example, Insistiré en que me escuches. (I will insist that you listen to me.)

To emphasize or stress: For example, Insistiré en la importancia de estudiar. (I will emphasize the importance of studying.)

To demand or require: For example, El jefe insistirá en que lleguemos temprano. (The boss will insist that we arrive early.)

To nag or pester (colloquial): For example, Mi mamá insistirá en que limpie mi cuarto. (My mom will nag me to clean my room.)

To keep trying or persevere: For example, Insistiré en encontrar una solución. (I will keep trying to find a solution.)

Real Life Examples of Insistir in the Future Tense

Aunque no quieras ir al concierto, insistiré en que vayamos. (Even if you don’t want to go to the concert, I will insist that we go.)

Mis padres insistirán en que me quede en casa durante las vacaciones. (My parents will insist that I stay home during the holidays.)

Después de la reunión, insistiré en que sigamos mi plan de acción. (After the meeting, I will insist that we follow my plan of action.)

Si no te gusta la comida, insistiré en pedir otra cosa. (If you don’t like the food, I will insist on ordering something else.)

Mis amigos insistirán en ir a la fiesta, aunque yo no quiera. (My friends will insist on going to the party, even if I don’t want to.)

Cuando llegue el momento, insistiré en que hablemos sobre el futuro de nuestra relación. (When the time comes, I will insist that we talk about the future of our relationship.)

Aunque cueste mucho dinero, insistirás en comprar ese coche nuevo. (Even though it costs a lot of money, you will insist on buying that new car.)

Mis hijos insistirán en quedarse despiertos hasta tarde durante las vacaciones. (My kids will insist on staying up late during the holidays.)

Cuando sea mayor, insistiré en viajar por todo el mundo. (When I’m older, I will insist on traveling all over the world.)

Aunque no te guste la idea, insistiré en que aprendas un nuevo idioma. (Even if you don’t like the idea, I will insist that you learn a new language.)

Mis compañeros de trabajo insistirán en celebrar mi cumpleaños en la oficina. (My coworkers will insist on celebrating my birthday at the office.)

Cuando tenga más dinero, insistiré en comprar una casa más grande. (When I have more money, I will insist on buying a bigger house.)

Aunque no te guste la idea, insistirás en adoptar un perro. (Even if you don’t like the idea, you will insist on adopting a dog.)

Mis vecinos insistirán en hacer una fiesta en el jardín este verano. (My neighbors will insist on having a party in the garden this summer.)

Cuando sea mayor, insistiré en vivir cerca del mar. (When I’m older, I will insist on living near the sea.)

Conjugation Chart with English Translations

Conjugations of Insistir (to insist) in the Future Tense (Latin American Spanish) with English Translations:

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Synonyms

The Future tense is also known as the Simple Future, Future Simple, Future Tense, Future Indicative, or Will Future in English, and as Futuro Simple, Futuro Imperfecto, Tiempo Futuro, Futuro de Indicativo, or Indicativo Futuro in Spanish.