Fallarán

Fallarán is the third-person plural form of the Spanish verb fallar in the simple future tense. The verb fallar means to fail, miss the mark, or malfunction, depending on the context. In this form, fallarán denotes that a group (they) or a formal plural subject (ustedes) will fail, miss a goal, or experience a malfunction in the future.

As a regular -ar verb, fallar follows the standard future endings: -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Therefore, the full set of future forms includes fallaré, fallarás, fallará, fallaremos, fallaréis, and fallarán. The pronunciation with the accent on the last syllable helps indicate the future stress. The form is commonly used with both humans and inanimate subjects when predicting outcomes.

Usage notes include distinguishing between senses of failure: personal or performance failure (fallar un examen), missing a target or deadline (fallar en el intento), or mechanical malfunction (un dispositivo fallará). The preposition en often appears when specifying the area of failure, as in fallarán en la entrega if the delivery fails to complete successfully. In conditional or hypothetical contexts, fallarán can appear in clauses that discuss expected results or forecasts.

Examples:

- Si no estudian, fallarán en el examen.

- Los sensores fallarán si se supera la temperatura límite.

- Ellos fallarán si no corrigen los errores a tiempo.