Prevedrai

Prevedrai is the second person singular future indicative form of the Italian verb prevedere, meaning to foresee or to anticipate. It is a grammatical inflection, not a standalone noun, and it is used when the subject is tu (you).

Etymology and background: prevedere derives from the Latin root that combines a sense of “before” with “to see.” In Italian, the prefix pre- signals anticipation or foresight, while -vedere is linked to vedere (to see). The form prevedrai follows the standard pattern for regular -ERE verbs in the future tense.

Conjugation and forms: Prevedrai belongs to the futuro semplice (simple future) conjugation of prevedere. The full set for the verb is prevedrò (I will foresee), prevedrai (you will foresee), preverrà (he/she will foresee), prevedremo (we will foresee), prevedrete (you all will foresee), prevedranno (they will foresee). The pronunciation and accent align with typical Italian future forms.

Usage and examples: Prevedrai is used to describe a future mental action of foreseeing. Examples include: “Se lavori bene, prevedrai i risultati.” (“If you work well, you will foresee the results.”) or “Con l’esperienza, prevedrai meglio gli esiti delle tue decisioni.” It can appear in conditional or speculative contexts, for instance: “Se tutto va come previsto, prevedrai cosa accadrà.” In general, it is a standard, neutral verb form in everyday Italian.

See also: Italian verb conjugation, prevedere, futuro semplice.