Considerarò

Considerarò is a form sometimes encountered in Italian texts, but it is not recognized as correct standard Italian. It is generally considered a nonstandard or erroneous spelling for the first-person singular future tense of the verb considerare. The standard future form is considererò.

Morphology and standard usage: For regular -are verbs like considerare, the future tense in the first person singular is formed with the ending -erò, yielding considererò. The appearance of -arò would reflect a pattern from other languages or a misspelling, not the normative Italian conjugation.

Usage notes: In formal writing and most contemporary contexts, considererò is the preferred form. Considerarò may appear in informal writing, dialectal transcriptions, or as a typographical error. Learners are advised to use considererò to avoid nonstandard usage.

Examples of related forms include other Italian verbs with the correct future: parlerò (I will speak), considererò (I will consider). The term is sometimes discussed in language references as an orthographic caution or a note on spelling variants.

See also: considerare, considererò, future tense in Italian, Italian orthography.