buscarán

buscarán is the future simple (pretérito imperfecto) form of the Spanish verb buscar, used to indicate that a group of subjects will carry out the action of searching in the future. It corresponds to “they will search” or, in contexts using ustedes, “you all will search.” The subject pronouns ellos, ellas, or ustedes are implied.

Formation and pronunciation: For regular -ar verbs, the future tense is formed by adding the endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án to the infinitive. Thus, buscar + -án yields buscarán. The accent on á marks the stress on the last syllable, following the standard accent rules for this tense.

Uses: buscarán is used to express planned or predicted future actions performed by multiple people. It can refer to tangible searches (buscar pistas, buscar respuestas) or more abstract searches (buscar soluciones, buscar oportunidades). Examples: “Los investigadores buscarán pruebas en la escena.” “Ustedes buscarán alternativas si la primera opción falla.”

Notes: This form is common across Spanish dialects for indicating future actions by a plural subject. It is distinct from other tenses of buscar, such as present (buscan) and imperfect (buscaban). The meaning remains anchored in the idea of seeking or looking for something in the future.