Recommanderons

"Recommanderons" is a French verb form that is used in the future tense to express a recommendation or suggestion. It is derived from the verb "recommander," which means "to recommend." The verb "recommander" itself is a combination of the prefix "re-" and the verb "commander," which means "to order" or "to command." Therefore, "recommander" implies giving an order or suggestion that something should be done.

The future tense in French is formed by adding the appropriate ending to the infinitive form of the verb. For "recommander," the infinitive form is "recommander." To form the future tense, the ending "-ons" is added to the infinitive, resulting in "recommanderons." This form is used by the first-person plural (we) to express a future action or recommendation.

For example, "Nous recommanderons ce livre à nos amis" translates to "We will recommend this book to our friends." In this sentence, "recommanderons" is used to indicate that the recommendation will be made in the future.

The verb "recommander" is a regular -er verb, which means it follows the standard conjugation pattern for verbs ending in -er. This makes it relatively easy to conjugate into other tenses and forms.