présentERai

Présenterai is the first-person singular future simple form of the French verb présenter. It translates to “I will present” or “I shall present,” and is used to indicate a future action where the speaker will introduce or display someone or something, or present information, a proposal, or a work.

The verb présenter belongs to the regular -er verbs in French. Its future tense is formed by adding the endings of the future tense to the infinitive: je présenterai, tu présenteras, il/elle présentera, nous présenterons, vous présenterez, ils/elles présenteront. The form présenterez (you will present) and présentera (he/she will present) illustrate how the endings remain consistent across persons. Pronunciation of présentERai is roughly /pʁe.zɑ̃.tʁe/ in standard Parisian French.

Usage notes and nuances: présenterai is used in written or formal spoken French to describe a definite future action by the speaker. It can refer to presenting a person to others, presenting information or a report, or proposing something in a meeting. It is distinct from se présenterai (je me présenterai), which means “I will introduce myself.” In many contexts, near-future constructions with aller (je vais présenter) are common in spoken language, but the simple future is preferred for scheduled or planned future actions in formal communication.

Examples:

- Demain, je présenterai mes résultats au comité.

- Je présenterai brièvement les objectifs du projet.