convaincras

Convaincras is the second-person singular form of the French verb convaincre in the futur simple tense. It corresponds to the English phrase “you will persuade” and is used to indicate that the subject, tu, will persuade someone to take an action in the future. It is a conjugated form, not a standalone noun or independent lexical item.

Etymology and morphology: Convaincre derives from Latin convincere, formed from con- “together” and vincere “to conquer/overcome.” In the futur simple, the second-person singular is formed by adding the ending -as to the stem convaincr-, yielding convaincras. The final s in spelling is not pronounced.

Usage: Convaincras appears in declarative statements, instructions, or narratives where the speaker addresses someone directly. Example: Tu convaincras les sceptiques avec des arguments solides. In negative constructions: Tu ne convaincras pas tout le monde si les preuves manquent. It also appears in reported speech with appropriate tense adjustments.

See also: convaincre, convaincre (verb), futur simple, French verb conjugation.