resultará

Resultará is the third-person singular future indicative form of the Spanish verb resultar. Resultar itself means to turn out, to end up, to prove to be, or to yield as a result. The future form resultará is used to express what something is expected to become or to conclude in the future, or to predict the outcome of a situation.

Etymology and cognates: Resultar derives from the Latin resultāre, related to the prefix re- and to the sense of coming back or turning out. The verb has a broad range of applications in everyday and formal Spanish, and its future form aligns with other regular -ar verbs in its tense and agreement system.

Usage: Resultar can link a subject to an evaluation, outcome, or consequence. It is commonly followed by an adjective, a noun phrase, or the preposition en to indicate the consequence produced.

- Resultar + adjective: El plan resultará beneficioso. The plan will turn out to be beneficial.

- Resultar + en + noun: El experimento resultará en nuevas conclusiones. The experiment will result in new conclusions.

- Resultar + ser: En algunos casos, se emplea con ser para enfatizar la identidad o la naturaleza prevista: Resultará ser un desafío mayor de lo previsto.

- Resultar en futuro también aparece en expresiones como: Si seguimos así, resultará en problemas.

Notas: Resultar es un verbo de uso general en español y puede sustituirse por aproximarse a la idea de “parecer” o “producir” según el contexto. Su forma futura, resultará, indica una predicción o expectativa respecto a un desenlace que se espera que ocurra más adelante.