Emmeneront

"Emmeneront" is the future compound tense (futur antérieur) form of the French verb *emmener*, which means "to take" or "to lead." This conjugation is used to express an action that will be completed before another action in the future. For example, "Quand ils arriveront, nous les aurons emmenés" translates to "When they arrive, we will have taken them."

The verb *emmener* is a common French verb that combines the preposition *en* ("in" or "to") with the verb *mener* ("to lead"). It is typically used to describe transporting someone or something to a specific place, often with the intention of accompanying them. For instance, "Je vais emmener mon enfant au parc" means "I am going to take my child to the park."

The future antérieur tense is formed by combining the future tense of the auxiliary verb *avoir* (for most verbs) or *être* (for reflexive verbs) with the past participle of the main verb. In the case of *emmener*, the past participle is *emmené*. For example, "Ils emmeneront leurs amis demain" becomes "Ils les auront emmenés avant le dîner" ("They will have taken their friends before dinner").

This conjugation follows standard French grammatical rules, where the subject pronoun determines the form of the auxiliary verb. For instance, "je" (I) would use *j'aurai emmené*, while "nous" (we) would use *nous aurons emmené*. The future antérieur is less commonly used in everyday speech but remains important for formal writing and precise communication of temporal relationships between actions.