entreranno

Entreranno is the Italian verb form meaning “they will enter.” It is the third-person plural of the futuro semplice (simple future) of the verb entrare, which means to enter. This form is used to indicate a future action by multiple subjects and can appear in statements of fact, predictions, or planned actions, often with a time reference.

In standard Italian, entrERanno follows the regular pattern for -are verbs in the future tense. The full set of endings for the futuro semplice of entrrare are: io entrerò, tu entrerai, lui/lei entrerà, noi entreremo, voi entrerete, loro entreranno. The form entrERanno is therefore the natural plural counterpart to the singular entrERà.

Etymology-wise, entrare comes from Latin intrare, with the modern Italian form tracing back through the evolution of the -are verb class. The future tense construction, including entrERanno, is a regular development within this conjugation.

Usage notes: entrERanno is appropriate in both written and spoken Italian when the subject is plural. It does not convey immediacy and is preferred for clearly future contexts, including scheduled events, ongoing plans, or predictions about multiple subjects.

Examples:

- Domani entreranno nel museo alle dieci.

- Se non si affrettano, entreranno in ritardo.