Usages of futurus
In vinea uvae adhuc virides sunt, sed mater dicit eas mox maturas futuras esse.
In the vineyard the grapes are still green, but mother says that they will soon be ripe.
Medicus dicit puerum mox sanum futurum esse.
The doctor says that the boy will soon be healthy.
Medica dicit remedium amarum esse, sed puellam mox sanam futuram esse, dummodo aquam satis bibat.
The doctor says that the remedy is bitter, but that the girl will soon be healthy, provided that she drinks enough water.
Scriba testamentum lente legit et quaerit quis heres futurus sit.
The scribe reads the will slowly and asks who will be the heir.
Auditores, qui primo tacebant, postea rogaverunt utrum altera lectio postero die futura esset.
The listeners, who were silent at first, afterward asked whether another reading would take place on the next day.
Lucia novo calendario utitur, ut sciat quo mense dies festi futuri sint.
Lucia uses a new calendar so that she may know in which month the festival days will be.
Post cenam omnes de via disputant; ego autem opinor gelu cras minus futurum esse.
After dinner everyone discusses the road; I, however, think that there will be less frost tomorrow.
Medica dicit valetudinem pueri mox meliorem futuram esse.
The doctor says that the boy’s health will soon be better.
Cucumis adhuc parvus est, sed mater dicit eum mox maturum futurum esse.
The cucumber is still small, but mother says that it will soon be ripe.
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