Amuseront

Amuseront is the third-person plural future simple form of the French verb amuser, which means to amuse or to entertain. As a verb form, amuseront indicates that a group of subjects (they) will perform the action of amusing in the future.

Formation and usage in French grammar: In the futur simple, regular -er verbs use the infinitive as the stem with the endings -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont. Therefore amuseront is formed by taking the infinitive amuser and adding the ending -ont for ils/elles. This form is used in narrative, descriptive, or factual statements about future events involving multiple subjects.

Examples of usage: Ils amuseront le public avec leur spectacle demain. Les animateurs amuseront les enfants lors de la fête. In these sentences, amuseront conveys a planned or expected future action by a group rather than a present or past event.

Notes: Amuseront is strictly a finite verb form and cannot function as a noun. It is one part of the broader set of conjugated forms of amuser, which also include amuser, amuserai, amuseras, amuserait, amuserons, amuserez, and amuseraient. The form is appropriate in standard written and spoken French when describing future actions by multiple subjects.