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All of the following verbs express a future action except:

A. voy a llamar
B. llamaré
C. llamo
D. llamé

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Final answer:

The simple future tense in Spanish is formed by adding 'will' to the simple present form of the verb. Verbs like 'voy a llamar' and 'llamaré' express future actions in Spanish.


Explanation:

In Spanish, the simple future tense is formed by adding the auxiliary verb will to the simple present form of the verb. The verbs that express future actions include 'voy a llamar' (I am going to call) and 'llamaré' (I will call), while 'llamo' (I call) and 'llamé' (I called) do not indicate a future action.


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