attirerai

Attirerai is the first person singular form of the French verb attirer in the futur simple, corresponding to “I will attract.” In actual written French it is commonly written with elision as j’attirerai before a vowel. The verb attirer means “to attract” and is derived from Latin attrahere, meaning to draw toward or pull in.

Attirer is a regular -er verb, and its futur simple endings are attached to the infinitive. Therefore, the full conjugation in the futur simple for the relevant pronouns is: je attirerai, tu attireras, il attirera, nous attirerons, vous attirerez, ils attireront. The form attirerai specifically marks the first person singular.

Usage of attirerai occurs in statements about future actions performed by the speaker. It can appear in declarative sentences, conditional clauses in indirect speech, or any context where the speaker refers to something they will attract in the future. Examples include: J’attirerai l’attention des visiteurs avec cette présentation, ou J’attirerai des clients grâce à cette nouvelle offre. The elided form j’attirerai is common when the subject is “I.”

See also: attirer (the infinitive), futur simple (the tense), and French verb conjugation, particularly regular -er verb patterns.