Leerán

Leerán is a Spanish verb form. Specifically, it is the third-person plural future indicative of the verb "leer," which means "to read." This means "leerán" translates to "they will read" or "you all will read" (in the formal plural sense in Spanish).

The future indicative tense in Spanish is used to express actions that will happen in the future. For example, in the sentence "Ellos leerán el libro mañana," meaning "They will read the book tomorrow," "leerán" is the future tense verb indicating the action of reading that will occur the following day. Similarly, "Ustedes leerán las noticias," meaning "You all will read the news," uses "leerán" to refer to a future action by a group of people.

The conjugation pattern for regular -er verbs in the future indicative involves adding specific endings to the infinitive stem. For "leer," the stem is "leer-" and the third-person plural ending for the future indicative is "-án." Therefore, leer + án = leerán. This conjugation applies to all subjects in the third-person plural, whether they are "ellos" (they, masculine/mixed gender), "ellas" (they, feminine), or "ustedes" (you all, formal).