Check your local paper for listings of movies. pick one movie that you would like to go see. in spanish you will then need to give the title of the movie, what theater the movie is playing in, the time of the showing and what you will eat or drink while at the movie using the future tense.

i have divergent at 7: 05 i just need making it all together plus with candy or whatever

Yo veré Divergente a las 7:05 en el (Cine Imax) mientras como dulces.

Explanation:

Since we are asked for a future tense sentence in the first person, the sentence must start with "Yo veré" (I will watch). That's the subject and verb, now we add direct objects (the movie we are watching), and conditionals (where and what will you eat while watching).

The direct object is the title. Titles can be kept in their original language is most cases, but since Divergent actually was translated into Spanish and published, you can use the Spanish title "Divergente".

As for where, since you did not specify in which theater the movie is playing I just added a random one. "Cine" is the Spanish word for movie theater so you could add it to any theater name and that would be the name.

And finally, I translated candy into "dulces". Although "caramelos" might be another possible translation, it refers to a specific type of candy, whereas "dulces" is a wider category.

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