Prévoieront

Prévoieront is presented as a future tense form associated with the French verb prévoir, meaning to foresee or to foresee and plan for. In standard modern French, the third-person plural future is typically spelled prévoiront, as in ils prévoiront une crise éventuelle or ils prévoiront les besoins à venir. The form with the letter sequence prévoieront is generally regarded as nonstandard or incorrect in contemporary usage and may appear only as a typographical variant or in nonstandard texts. Some linguistic references note that historical or regional spellings can vary, but the accepted modern orthography remains prévoiront.

Morphologically, prévoir belongs to the imperfect and irregular -voir family; its future tense is formed by adding the usual future endings to the base prévoir-. The standard ending for ils/elles is -ont, yielding prévoiront. The verb itself derives from Latin providēre, and its meaning encompasses both predicting future events and making preparations in anticipation.

Usage and nuance: prévoir is used when describing forecasts, planning, or contingency measures. It can refer to forecasting economic trends, preparing for risks, or arranging actions based on anticipated developments. Example in standard spelling: Ils prévoiront les coûts et ajusteront leur plan en conséquence.

Related forms include the other future conjugations of prévoir (je prévoirai, tu prévoiras, il prévoira, nous prévoirons, vous prévoirez), as well as related participles such as prévu (past participle) and prévoyant (present participle). In formal writing, préférer the standard prévoiront to convey correct futurity.