presenteremo

Presenteremo is the first-person plural future indicative form of the Italian verb presentare, meaning “to present.” As a conjugated verb form, it indicates that the subject, we, will perform the action of presenting something in the future.

Morphology and usage: It is formed from the verb stem present- plus the standard futuro semplice ending -remo used for the noi form of -are verbs. The form must agree with a plural subject and typically appears in sentences that specify a future action, such as a plan or announcement. It cannot function as a noun on its own and is always part of a larger sentence.

Examples of use include sentences in both spoken and written Italian. For instance: “Domani presenteremo il progetto al consiglio.” or “Noi presenteremo una proposta durante la riunione.” In news reports or business communications, presenteremo is common when outlining planned actions or schedules.

Notes: Presenteremo is a plain predictive future form and does not convey mood beyond straightforward future tense. It should not be confused with similar-looking forms in other languages, and in Italian it should be chosen only when the subject is clearly “we.” The corresponding forms for other persons include presenterai (you will present) and presenteranno (they will present).

See also: presentare, futuro semplice, coniugazione dei verbi in italiano.