Conjuguerons

Conjuguerons is the futur simple, first-person plural form of the French verb conjuguer, meaning "we will conjugate." In full form the phrase is typically written as nous conjuguerons, with the subject pronoun either present or implied from context. Some linguistic references list the form as conjuguerons when referring to the specific verbal inflection, without repeating the subject.

Morphology and formation: Conjuguer is a regular -er verb. For regular verbs in the futur simple, the stem is the infinitive, and the endings are -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont. Therefore, the form for "we" is conjuguerons. The pronunciation roughly corresponds to con-zhwe-ruh-ron, with the final -ons sound typical of French -ons endings.

Usage: Conjuguerons expresses a future action: the act of conjugating. It is used with the subject nous, either explicit as in Nous conjuguerons les verbes demain or implied through context. As with other French verb forms, the form can appear in formal writing, literature, or instructional materials dealing with conjugation.

Variation and notes: In everyday speech, speakers often use alternative future constructions such as nous allons conjuguer or on conjugera, depending on register and emphasis. Conjuguerons remains a standard example of the regular -er verb ending in the futur simple and serves as a reference form in conjugation tables and language-learning resources.

See also: conjugation (linguistics), futur simple, French verbs, -er verbs.