esporrò

Esparrà? No, the correct form is esporrà. Esporrà is the third-person singular future indicative form of the Italian verb esporre, which means to expose, present, or lay out. In standard Italian, esporre is used when someone presents facts, arguments, or proposals in a clear, organized way. Esporrà thus translates to “he/she/it will expose” or “he/she/it will present.”

Usage and nuance: The form conveys a future action of arranging and explaining material rather than merely showing it. It is commonly used in formal writing, speeches, legal or technical contexts, and in narrative prose to indicate what a character will present.

Conjugation and etymology: Esporre comes from Latin exponere, meaning “to set out, expose.” It belongs to the -ere verb class. The future indicative uses the stem esporr-: esporrò, esporrai, esporrà, esporremo, esporrete, esporranno. The past participle is esposto, as in ho esposto i fatti.

Examples: Il relatore esporrà la metodologia e i risultati domani. L’avvocato esporrà i punti principali della difesa. In English: The lecturer will present the methodology and results tomorrow; The lawyer will present the main points of the defense.