travaillera

Travaillera is the third-person singular future tense form of the French verb travailler. It translates to "he will work" or "she will work" and is used when the subject is il, elle, or on in a sentence.

In standard French, the future simple is formed by taking the infinitive travailler and adding the appropriate ending for each subject. For il/elle/on, the ending is -a, resulting in travail la? Actually, the form is travaillera. The construction does not require an auxiliary verb, unlike some other tenses.

Usage in context typically expresses a planned or expected action in the future. For example: Demain, il travaillera sur le projet. Elle travaillera avec l'équipe demain. On travaillera jusqu'à minuit si nécessaire. These sentences illustrate the verb form used with different subjects to indicate future work, effort, or labor.

Notes and variations: "Travaillera" is specifically the future tense form and not a standalone noun or place name. Its interpretation depends on the surrounding sentence and subject. In translations, it is rendered as "will work" in English. As part of the broader verb conjugation, it appears alongside other forms of travailler, such as je travaillerai, tu travailleras, nous travaillerons, vous travaillerez, and ils travailleront.

See also: Conjugation of travailler; French verb tenses; Future tense in French.