Hola, Molly. La terminación "é" normalmente significa que el verbo está conjugado en la primera persona del futuro de indicativo (i.e. yo + verbo en futuro). Sin embargo, a veces puede ser otra cosa. Por ejemplo: sé = I know (present). E.g.: yo sé que tienes razón, which is different from "se" as a pronoun. dé = he/she/it gives something E.g.: Quiero que él me dé la razón, which is different from the preposition "de". té = tea (different from the pronoun "te"). Espero que sea útil esta respuesta. Saludos.

It refers to something that you will do in the future: Yo bailaré = I will dance. Yo comeré = I will eat.

It's correct Sometimes you'll find "esté" which it's the conjugation of the verb to be (estar). And it's very common to see it in the future form of some verb Jugaré Amaré etc And you have to stress that vowel and pronounce it louder