Breakdown of Si la oferta sigue mañana, compraré otra botella de agua y dos yogures.
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In Spanish, after si when you mean a real or likely future condition, you normally use the present tense, not the future:
English often uses the present here too: If the offer continues tomorrow...
Using seguirá after si would sound unnatural in standard Spanish for this kind of condition. A very common pattern is:
So this sentence follows that pattern perfectly.
Because it expresses what the speaker will do if the condition is met.
The sentence has two parts:
Since the result is in the future, Spanish uses the future tense:
- compraré = I will buy
This is a very common structure:
- Si + present, future
- Si puedo, te llamaré.
- Si vienen, prepararemos la cena.