Reparará

Reparará is the third person singular form in the simple future tense of the Spanish verb reparar, which means “to repair” or “to fix.” The verb is regular, belonging to the first conjugation with the infinitive ending in –ar. In the future tense, the endings for all persons are the same as the infinitive: -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Thus, the full future conjugation of reparar is: yo repararé, tú repararás, él/ella/usted reparará, nosotros repararemos, vosotros repararéis, ellos/ellas/ustedes repararán.

The simple future is used to express an action that will happen at a later time, to make predictions, promises, or to describe what is expected. For example: “El técnico reparará el equipo mañana” (“The technician will repair the equipment tomorrow”). In legal and formal contexts, the future simple can also denote obligation or a scheduled event.

Reparará can also appear in subordinate clauses with the conjunction que, often with the subjunctive: “Es probable que el técnico reparará el equipo antes de la presentación”. This construction indicates a probability or expectation rather than a simple prediction.

In summary, reparará is a straightforward future tense form indicating a forthcoming act of repairing, commonly used in everyday speech, written reports, and formal documents.