prendrai

Prendrai is a French verb form. It is the second-person singular future simple of the verb prendre. The verb prendre means "to take," "to have," or "to get" in English, depending on the context. Therefore, "prendrai" translates to "you will take," "you will have," or "you will get."

For example, in the sentence "Tu prendrai le train demain," which means "You will take the train tomorrow," "prendrai" is used. Similarly, in "Quand est-ce que tu prendrai ton déjeuner?" meaning "When will you have your lunch?", it again functions as the future tense. The verb prendre is highly versatile and can be used in numerous idiomatic expressions.

The future simple tense in French is used to express actions that will happen in the future. It is formed by adding specific endings to the infinitive of the verb. For regular -re verbs like prendre, the stem is usually the infinitive without the final -e, and the endings for the future simple are -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont. For the second-person singular (tu), the ending is -as. However, prendre is an irregular verb, and its future stem is "prendr-". Thus, adding the ending -as to "prendr-" results in "prendras" for the verb form "you will take." My apologies, the correct form for the second-person singular future simple of prendre is "prendras," not "prendrai." "Prendrai" is the first-person singular future simple, meaning "I will take."