Démontrerons

démontrerons is the first-person plural future indicative form of the French verb "démontrer". The verb "démontrer" itself means to demonstrate, to prove, or to show. Therefore, "démontrerons" translates directly to "we will demonstrate" or "we will prove".

This verb form is used in French to express a future action where the subject performing the action is "we". For instance, in a scientific context, a researcher might say "Nous démontrerons notre hypothèse lors de la prochaine expérience," which means "We will demonstrate our hypothesis during the next experiment." Similarly, in a debate or discussion, one might state, "Démontrerons que notre proposition est la meilleure solution," meaning "We will demonstrate that our proposal is the best solution."

The future tense in French, like in English, indicates an action that is expected to happen at a later time. The conjugation "démontrerons" specifically marks this future certainty or intention from the perspective of a group of people including the speaker. It is a common and straightforward verb form encountered in everyday French conversation and more formal writing.