Fabricarás

Fabricarás is a verb form in Spanish. It is the second-person singular future indicative of the verb fabricar, which means to manufacture, to make from raw materials, or to produce. The form conveys that the subject, you, will perform the action at some point in the future.

As a regular -ar verb, the future endings are added to the infinitive "fabricar": -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. For tú, the ending is -ás, with an accent on the a: "fabricarás." The accent marks the stress on the last syllable. Example: "Mañana tú fabricarás las piezas para el proyecto." This form can appear in instructions, plans, or statements about expected actions.

Notes on usage: The subject pronoun "tú" is often omitted in Spanish; the verb form alone—fabricarás—implies the second-person singular subject. This form is widely used in everyday speech and written language to indicate a future action by the addressed person. In contrast, other future forms of the same verb include "fabricaré" (I will manufacture), "fabricará" (he/she/it will manufacture), "fabricaremos" (we will manufacture), "fabricaréis" (you all will manufacture), and "fabricarán" (they will manufacture). The core meaning remains consistent: to carry out the act of manufacturing in the future.