lerá

Lerá is the third-person singular form of the Portuguese verb ler in the futuro do presente do indicativo (the simple future). It expresses that the subject will read something. The form is built from the infinitive ler plus the ending -á. The full paradigm for regular -er verbs in this tense is: eu lerei, tu lerás, ele lerá, nós leremos, vós leereis, eles lerão. The form lerá is commonly used with subjects ele, ela, or você, but it can also occur with the subject implied by context in narrative or dialogue.

Usage and examples provide a clear sense of its function. For instance: Ele lerá o relatório amanhã. Ela lerá o capítulo antes do jantar. Such sentences forecast a future reading action and are typical in both written and spoken Portuguese. The pronunciation generally places the emphasis on the final syllable, roughly pronounced le-RA in standard speech, with minor regional variations.

See also:

- Portuguese verb conjugation

- ler, to read

- Futuro do presente do indicativo

Lerá is therefore a common grammatical form used to describe a future act of reading by a singular third-person subject, and it forms part of the broader system of Portuguese verb endings for regular -er verbs in the future tense.