avremo

Avremo is the first-person plural form of the Italian verb avere in the simple future tense. It is irregular because the stem changes from ave- to avr- in the future; the full set of forms is io avrò, tu avrai, lui/lei avrà, noi avremo, voi avrete, loro avranno.

The form is used to express future possession or to function as the auxiliary verb in compound tenses. Examples include "Avremo tempo domani" (We will have time tomorrow) and "Quando avremo finito, partiremo" (When we have finished, we will leave). It can also appear in conditional constructions describing future scenarios when combined with other verbs.

Pronunciation is av-RE-mo, with the stress on the second syllable. The spelling reflects standard Italian phonology and the absence of written accent marks on the extremely common form.

Etymology traces avremo to the Latin verb habēre, via the development of the Italian avere. The form illustrates the regularity of Italian future endings (-ò, -rai, -rà, -remo, -rete, -ranno) applied to the irregular stem avr- in this verb. As a common and essential verb, avremo appears frequently in both spoken and written Italian.