continuarás

Continuarás is the second-person singular form of the Spanish verb continuar in the simple future tense. It corresponds to the English expression “you will continue” and is used to indicate that the action will continue in the future with the subject tú.

Etymology and form: continuar comes from the Latin continuāre, from continuus meaning “continuous.” In Spanish, the suffix -ás marks the second person singular of the future simple for -ar verbs. The accent on the é (continuarás) reflects the standard pronunciation of the stressed final syllable in this form.

Conjugation and usage: continuar is a regular -ar verb, so its future forms follow the standard pattern: yo continuaré, tú continuarás, él/ella continuará, nosotros continuaremos, vosotros continuaréis, ellos continuarán. The verb form you use depends on the subject; continuarás specifically indicates that the subject is “you” (informal singular).

Examples: Mañana continuarás con tu proyecto. (Tomorrow you will continue with your project.) Si mantienes el ritmo, continuarás aprendiendo y ganando experiencia. (If you keep up the pace, you will continue learning and gaining experience.)

See also: continuar (to continue), conjugación de verbos -ar, futuro simple.