Ocurrirán

Ocurrirán is the third-person plural future indicative form of the Spanish verb "ocurrir." The verb "ocurrir" means "to occur," "to happen," or "to take place." Therefore, "ocurrirán" translates to "they will occur," "they will happen," or "they will take place."

This grammatical form is used when referring to events, situations, or phenomena that are predicted or expected to happen in the future and involve multiple subjects. For example, "Los cambios ocurrirán gradualmente" means "The changes will occur gradually." Here, "los cambios" (the changes) is the plural subject, and "ocurrirán" is the verb in the future tense, indicating that these changes are expected to happen over time.

Another example could be, "Las celebraciones ocurrirán en varios lugares" which translates to "The celebrations will take place in several locations." In this sentence, "las celebraciones" (the celebrations) is the plural subject, and "ocurrirán" denotes the future occurrence of these events in different places. The use of "ocurrirán" is common in discussions about future plans, predictions, or historical forecasts. It signifies an inevitability or strong expectation of future events involving more than one entity.