Scapperanno

Scapperanno is the third person plural form of the Italian verb scappare, meaning to escape or to run away. It is used when the subject of the sentence is they and the action is in the future tense.

Conjugation of scappare in the future simple: io scapperò, tu scapperai, lui/lei scapperà, noi scapperemo, voi scapperete, loro scapperanno. As a regular -are verb, scappare follows the standard future endings: -ò, -ai, -à, -emo, -ete, -anno.

Usage and examples: Scapperanno indicates that a group will escape in the future. It can refer to people, animals, or other beings able to flee. Examples: I ladri scapperanno non appena arriverà la polizia. I gatti scapperanno non appena aprirai la porta. These sentences illustrate typical contexts where the form is appropriate.

Notes: Scapperanno is a straightforward, common verb form in Italian and does not imply any special nuance beyond the standard future tense. It is used across formal and informal registers to describe future escape scenarios and can be combined with adverbs or subordinate clauses to express timing or conditions.

See also: scappare, Italian verb conjugation, future tense.