Some verbs have extra special forms when talking about the future. As expected, tener is one of them.
| tener to have |
|
|---|---|
| yo | tendré |
| tú | tendrás |
| él / ella usted |
tendrá |
| nosotros / nosotras | tendremos |
| ellos / ellas ustedes |
tendrán |
Here are some more verbs that are a little bit weird. The first part of the verb is the same for all the forms, but then you need to use the different future endings you've already seen. For example, pondré, pondrás, pondrá, etc.
| poner | pondré |
|---|---|
| salir | saldré |
| venir | vendré |
| hacer | haré |
| decir | diré |
| saber | sabré |
| poder | podré |
You already know how to use hay to say there is or there are.
Now, you can use habrá to say there will be.
Habrá mucho dinero en el cajón.
There will be a lot of money in the drawer.
Habrá muchas lámparas en la sala.
There will be a lot of lamps in the living room.