effettuerai

Effettuerai is the second-person singular form of the Italian verb effettuare in the simple future tense. It translates as “you will carry out,” “you will perform,” or “you will execute” a task or action.

Effettuare is a regular -are verb. In the futuro semplice, the stem is formed by replacing the -are ending with -er- and adding the standard endings. The principal forms are: io effettuerò, tu effettuerai, lui/lei effettuerà, noi effettueremo, voi effettuerete, loro effettueranno. Therefore effettuerai corresponds to the second-person singular form.

Etymology: The verb effettuare comes from the noun effetto (effect) and Latin roots, and it has cognates with French effectuer and English effectuate, reflecting the sense of bringing something about or making a plan happen. The form effettuerai inherits this lineage and follows regular Italian future conjugation patterns.

Usage: Effettuare is commonly used in both spoken and written Italian, especially in contexts involving procedures, processes, payments, experiments, or operations. Effettuerai is appropriate when addressing the person you are speaking to as “you will carry out” a task; for other subjects, the corresponding forms are effettuerò (io), effettuerà (lui/lei), effettueremo (noi), effettuerete (voi), and effettueranno (loro). In formal contexts, Lei would use effettuerà.

Example: Domani effettuerai il controllo finale del sistema. (Tomorrow you will perform the final system check.)