Mostreranno

Mostreranno is the third-person plural future indicative form of mostrare, the Italian verb meaning to show, display, or demonstrate. It translates most often as "they will show" in English and is used when the subject performing the action is a plural noun or people. The form reflects a regular conjugation pattern for -are verbs in the future tense.

Conjugation and formation: mostrare belongs to the first conjugation (-are). In the future tense its endings are -ò, -ai, -à, -emo, -ete, -anno. The full set of forms is: io mostrerò, tu mostrerai, lui/lei mostrerà, noi mostreremo, voi mostrerete, loro mostreranno. The stem remains mostra-, with the personal endings added to indicate the subject.

Usage and nuance: Mostreranno is used to indicate a future action of revealing or presenting something by a plural subject. It can describe reporting findings, displaying evidence, or presenting objects. Examples include: "Loro mostreranno le prove domani." and "Le autorità mostreranno i dati nel rapporto." The verb can take direct objects such as ciò che, i dati, le prove, or the items being shown, and it can be followed by subordinate clauses describing how or why something will be demonstrated.

Etymology and related forms: Mostrare derives from Latin monstrare, meaning to show or to point out, with the root preserved in the noun mostra (exhibition, display) and related forms. Related forms include present tense mostra, present participle mostrando, and the past participle mostrato, all sharing the same root.