presentarán

Presentarán is the third-person plural form of the Spanish verb presentar in the simple future tense. It corresponds to “they will present” or “you all (ustedes) will present” depending on context. The form uses the infinitive presentar as its stem and attaches the future endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án; for ellos/ellas/ustedes, the ending is -án, yielding presentarán. The accent on the final syllable (á) marks the stressed pronunciation: pre-sen-ta-rán.

As a regular -ar verb, presentar follows the standard future tense paradigm, with no stem changes or irregularities in this form. It is commonly used to indicate events, reports, proposals, or demonstrations that will take place in the future. For example: Ellos presentarán su informe mañana. Las autoridades presentarán un plan ante la asamblea.

Etymology and usage notes: presentar comes from Latin praesentare, related to showing or placing before. In modern Spanish, presentarán often appears in formal or written contexts, such as news reports, official statements, and planning documents. In everyday speech, speakers may also use periphrastic forms like van a presentar (“they are going to present”) to convey near future intentions.

Related forms include presento (I present), presentas (you present), presentará (he/she/it will present), and presentaremos (we will present). The word preserves the core sense of introducing or showing something to an audience or authority.