démissionnerai

Démissionnerai is the first person singular future tense form of the French verb “démissionner,” which means to resign or to step down from a position, office, or responsibility. The verb itself is a regular -er verb derived from the noun “démission” (resignation). In its infinitive form, it is formed by adding the infinitive ending –er to the stem “démissionn-”. The future tense of regular –er verbs is constructed by adding the future stem (the infinitive form) plus the future endings: ai, as, a, ons, ez, ont. Thus, the future stem “démissionner‑” plus the ending “‑ai” yields “démissionnerai.”

In contemporary French, “démissionnerai” is used to express a future intention to resign. Example sentences include: “Je démissionnerai demain si les conditions ne s’améliorent pas,” meaning “I will resign tomorrow if conditions do not improve.” The form can also appear in indirect speech or as part of reported statements. It is distinct from “je démissionnerai” (futur simple) and “je me démissionnerai” (reflexive, not used). Historically, the form has remained stable since the 19th century, with no major morphological changes. The verb “démissionner” is widely used in political, corporate, and public service contexts, especially to signify the formal act of stepping down from an elected or appointed office.