Hésiteras

Hésiteras is the second-person singular future indicative form of the French verb "hésiter." The verb "hésiter" means to hesitate, to be undecided, or to waver. Therefore, "hésiteras" translates to "you will hesitate" in English.

This form is used when speaking directly to one person about an action they will perform in the future. For example, in the sentence "Tu hésiteras avant de prendre cette décision" (You will hesitate before making this decision), "hésiteras" clearly indicates that the future action of hesitating belongs to the person being addressed.

The future indicative tense in French is used to express actions that are expected or certain to happen in the future. The conjugation of "hésiter" follows the regular pattern for -er verbs in the future tense, with the ending "-eras" added to the infinitive stem. This grammatical structure is consistent across many French verbs.

Understanding "hésiteras" is crucial for comprehending spoken and written French, as it signifies a future state of indecision attributed to a single individual. It plays a role in constructing narratives, expressing warnings, or simply describing anticipated behavior.