mirarás

Mirarás is a Spanish verb form. Specifically, it is the second-person singular future indicative of the verb "mirar." The verb "mirar" translates to "to look" or "to watch" in English. Therefore, "mirarás" translates to "you will look" or "you will watch." This form is used when speaking to one person informally (the "tú" form) and referring to an action that will take place in the future.

For example, in the sentence "Mañana mirarás el partido," "mirarás" indicates that the person being addressed (tú) will watch the game tomorrow. The conjugation follows the standard pattern for -ar verbs in the future tense. The stem of the verb "mirar" is "mir-" and the future ending for the second-person singular (tú) is "-arás." Thus, mir- + -arás = mirarás. This form is distinct from other future conjugations, such as the first-person singular "miraré" (I will look) or the third-person singular "mirará" (he/she/it will look). Understanding these conjugations is fundamental to speaking and comprehending Spanish.