Future probability
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This document discusses how the future tense is used in Spanish to express uncertainty or probability in the present, as seen in examples like "I wonder what time it is" and "It's probably six o'clock." It notes that English has equivalent expressions using "I wonder," "It's probably," and "It must be" to convey the same meanings of uncertainty or probability about present circumstances.
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