llegarán

Llegarán is the third-person plural form of the Spanish verb llegar in the simple future tense. Llegar is an -ar verb, and in the future tense its ending is added to the infinitive stem: llegaré, llegarás, llegará, llegaremos, llegaréis, llegarán. The form llegarán corresponds to “they will arrive” or “you all will arrive” (ustedes) in standard usage and is regular in this tense.

Usage and meaning: The future tense expresses an action that will occur in the future. Llegarán is commonly used to indicate that a group will arrive at a specified time or place, as in examples such as “Llegarán mañana” and “Los invitados llegarán a las ocho.” It can also appear in contexts of scheduled events or expectations about the near future.

Style and pronunciation: The word is pronounced with the stress on the last syllable, which is indicated orthographically by the acute accent: llegarán. This helps distinguish it from other related forms and tenses of the same verb.

Related forms and notes: The verb llegar has a variety of tenses and moods, including present (llego, llegas, llega), preterite (llegué, llegaste, llegó), imperfect (llegaba), conditional (llegaría), and subjunctive (llegue, llegues, llegue, lleguemos, lleguéis, lleguen). The futuro simple form llegarán is specifically the future tense for ellos/ellas/ustedes.

See also: llegar, conjugación de llegar, español gramatical.