livreront

Livreront is a form of the French verb livrer in the futur simple (future tense). Specifically, it is the third-person plural ending for ils/elles, meaning "they will deliver." Livrer is a regular -er verb, so its futur simple forms follow the standard pattern: je livrerai, tu livreras, il/elle livrera, nous livrerons, vous livrerez, ils/elles livreront. The stem for the futur simple is the infinitive livrer, with the typical endings added.

Usage and meaning: Livreront is used to describe a future action performed by a group. It can refer to delivering goods, handing over items, or providing information, depending on context. It appears in both everyday speech and formal writing, including business, logistics, news reports, and contracts.

Examples:

- Ils livreront les colis demain. (They will deliver the packages tomorrow.)

- Elles livreront le rapport à la direction la semaine prochaine.

Grammar notes: Livrerent form is distinct from related forms such as livrent (present indicative) or qu’ils livrent (present subjunctive). The futur simple contrast clarifies time rather than mood. In spoken French, the futur simple is common in narrative and formal contexts, while the future proche (aller + infinitive) is often used in conversation.

Related terms: livrerest ou livrera? Not applicable here; the correct future bei is livreront for ils/elles. The verb belongs to the first conjugation, characterized by its -er infinitive and regular endings in the future.