mostraré

Mostrará is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb mostrar in the simple future tense (futuro simple). It denotes that someone (he, she, or the polite form you) will show or display something. The form is commonly used in both spoken and written Spanish to indicate a forthcoming action. For example: “Mañana él mostrará los resultados,” meaning “Tomorrow he will show the results.”

Etymology and morphology: Mostrar originates from Latin monstrare and entered Spanish with the regular -ar verb pattern. In the futuro simple, the endings are -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Thus, the third-person singular form is mostrará, used for él, ella or usted. The pronunciation places the accent on the final syllable: mos-tra-RÁ.

Usage notes: Mostrará can express a straightforward future event, a planned action, or a projection. It does not carry conditional meaning; for hypothetical situations, other tenses or moods would be used (for example, would show would be mostrado in a different construction). In everyday conversation, the subject pronoun is often implicit through the verb ending, but it can be clarified with subjects such as él, ella, or usted.

Examples in context: “La presentadora mostrará las imágenes en la pantalla.” “¿Crees que ella mostrará el informe hoy?” In negative or interrogative forms, the same future endings apply (no mostrará, ¿mostrará él?).

See also: Spanish verb conjugation, futuro simple, mostrar.