tomarán

Tomarán is a verb form in Spanish: the third-person plural of the future simple tense of tomar. It corresponds to “they will take” or, in some contexts, “you (plural) will take,” depending on the subject.

Tomar is a highly polyvalent verb with numerous senses. In its most common sense, it means to physically take or grab something (they will take the books), to drink or consume (they will drink water), or to take a mode of transport (they will take the bus). It can also mean to take medication, to take part in an activity, or to adopt a decision or measure (they will take a decision; they will take a course of action). Many phrases pair tomar with prepositions to express concrete ideas, such as tomar una decisión, tomar en cuenta, or tomar una foto.

Usage notes indicate that tomarán is used to describe future actions carried out by multiple subjects, such as a group or a formal plural you (ustedes). As a regular -ar verb, its future forms follow the standard endings for -ar verbs.

Examples:

- Ellos tomarán el tren a las ocho.

- Ustedes tomarán una decisión mañana.

- Después de la reunión, tomarán un descanso.

In everyday language, tomar appears in many common expressions and collocations, making tomará la forma de futuro frecuente in both formal and informal contexts across Spanish-speaking regions.