acudirás

Acudirás is the second person singular form of the Spanish verb acudir in the future tense. The meaning depends on context, but it generally conveys that someone will go to a place, attend an event, or turn to someone for help. As a future form, it is used to talk about actions that will take place later.

The verb acudir comes from Latin accurrere, from ad- toward + currere to run. This origin reflects the sense of moving toward a destination, presenting oneself, or seeking assistance, which remains central to its modern uses.

In usage, acudir is followed by the preposition a when indicating a destination, event, or person being approached: acudir a la cita, acudir al médico. It also expresses turning to someone for help or advice: acudir a un vecino, acudir a las autoridades. Additionally, it can mean to resort to a resource or remedy: acudir a la memoria, acudir a un libro para consultar información.

Acudir vs. asistir: in many contexts, acudir and asistir can be interchangeable when referring to being present at an event (acudió a la reunión / [él] asistió a la reunión). However, acudir often emphasizes the act of going to or seeking something, whereas asistir is more strictly “to be present.”

Conjugation note: the future simple forms of acudir are regular: yo acudiré, tú acudirás, él acudirá, nosotros acudiremos, vosotros acudiréis, ellos acudirán. The present tense forms are irregular (yo acudo, tú acudes, él acude, etc.), reflecting the verb’s stem change in that tense.