Instruirons

Instruirons is the future simple form of the French verb instruire, written as nous instruirons. It translates as "we will instruct" or "we will educate" in English. As a finite verb form, it denotes a future action performed by the subject nous. The verb instruire belongs to the -ire group of French verbs and has two main meanings in modern usage: to educate or provide information, and in legal contexts to conduct or prepare an investigation or dossier.

Etymology and meaning: Instruire comes from Latin instruere, meaning to build, arrange, or train. In contemporary French, its primary sense is to teach or inform someone about a subject. In legal and administrative registers, instruire can also mean to conduct an investigation, to process records, or to prepare a case for decision.

Usage: In everyday language, instruire is used with people or audiences: nous instruirons les participants sur les règles, les procédures ou les concepts. In a legal context, the verb can refer to initiating or carrying out an inquiry, assembling evidence, or preparing a dossier; phrases include instruire une affaire and instruire le dossier.

Examples: Nous instruirons les étudiants sur les droits et les devoirs. Dans le cadre d'une affaire, nous instruirons le dossier et présenterons les preuves au tribunal. These forms illustrate both the educational and the judicial senses of the verb in its future tense.