Llenará

Llenará is a form of the Spanish verb llenar. It is the futuro simple (simple future) in the third person singular, corresponding to él, ella, or usted. In English, it translates as "he/she/you will fill." The form is also used with the formal address "usted" in many Spanish-speaking regions.

As a regular -ar verb, llenar follows the standard future endings: -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Therefore the full set of forms includes llenaré, llenarás, llenará, llenaremos, llenaréis, y llenarán. The form llenará appears when the subject is he, she, or you (formal) and is not the imperative or subjunctive.

Llenará is used to describe actions that are expected to happen in the future. It can express a simple prediction, a planned action, or a promise. It is distinct from present tense forms or periphrastic constructions and is typically preferred when the speaker intends to indicate a definite future event rather than an ongoing or immediate action. It can be combined with time expressions to situate the action, such as mañana, más tarde, or cuando.

Examples:

- El camarero llenará el vaso cuando lo pidas. (The waiter will fill the glass when you ask for it.)

- Mañana ella llenará el formulario de inscripción. (Tomorrow she will fill out the registration form.)

- Usted llenará la botella con agua antes de salir. (You will fill the bottle with water before leaving.)