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What is the Spanish word haber in future tense?

The future tense of "haber" in Spanish is habrá.

Here are some examples of how it's used:

* Habrá muchos invitados en la fiesta. (There will be many guests at the party.)

* Habrá un nuevo restaurante en la esquina. (There will be a new restaurant on the corner.)

* Mañana habrá sol. (Tomorrow there will be sunshine.)

* No habrá problema. (There will be no problem.)

It's important to note that "haber" in the future tense is often used with the past participle to form the future perfect tense:

* Habré terminado mi trabajo para mañana. (I will have finished my work by tomorrow.)

* Habremos comido antes de las 8 pm. (We will have eaten before 8 pm.)

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