Aceptará

Aceptará is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb aceptar in the future indicative. It expresses that someone or something will accept something in the future, as in an action carried out by él, ella, or Ud. The form can be used for both animate and inanimate subjects and is common in everyday and formal discourse.

Etymology and morphology: aceptar comes from Latin acceptāre, from acceptus, the past participle of accipere, meaning to take or receive. The present future form is built from the verb stem acept- plus the ending -ará, with the acute accent on the final syllable to indicate the correct stress: aceptará.

Usage: in narrative and explanatory contexts, aceptará is used to state a future action by a subject. It frequently appears in business, legal, and interpersonal contexts, such as accepting an offer, terms, or conditions. The verb remains conjugated as a single event in the future, unlike the present tense or other moods that would describe hypothetical or ongoing acceptance.

Examples:

- El comité aceptará la propuesta la próxima semana.

- Si el cliente ofrece las condiciones adecuadas, la empresa aceptará el contrato.

- La universidad aceptará aplicaciones hasta el 15 de abril.

See also: Aceptar, Aceptación, Conjugación del verbo aceptar.