deviendra

Deviendra is the third-person singular form of the French verb devenir in the futur simple, meaning "will become." It is used to express a future change of state or identity, for example: "Il deviendra médecin" ("He will become a doctor"). Devenir is irregular in the future tense; the stem is deviendr- and the standard endings -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont are applied, giving forms such as je deviendrai, tu deviendras, il deviendra, nous deviendrons, vous deviendrez, ils deviendront.

Etymology and form: The verb devenir comes from Old French devenir, which in turn derives from the Latin devenire, formed with de- plus venire (to come). The past participle is devenu, used with être in compound tenses. In modern French, deviendra is a common grammatical form across formal and informal registers.

Usage notes: Deviendra typically introduces a future state or transformation and can be used in various contexts, including narrative and descriptive passages. It often appears in clauses governed by conjunctions like quand, lorsque, dès que, or si, to describe when someone or something will change. The subject must agree with the verb form: il, elle, on, or other third-person pronouns.

Examples: "S'il continue ainsi, il deviendra célèbre." "Quand elle deviendra mère, sa vie changera." In everyday usage, deviendra conveys a definite future expectation rather than a hypothetical possibility, distinguishing it from the conditional or imperfect tenses.