évaluerons

The verb *évaluerons* is the first-person plural future tense of the French verb *évaluer*, meaning "to evaluate" or "to assess." In a sentence, it indicates an action that will be performed by the speaker and one or more other people in the future.

The verb *évaluer* itself is derived from the Latin *evalvere*, meaning "to appraise" or "to estimate." In modern French, it is commonly used in both academic and professional contexts to describe the process of determining the value, quality, or performance of something or someone. This can apply to a wide range of situations, such as academic grading, business performance reviews, or the assessment of projects and policies.

The conjugation of *évaluer* follows standard French verb patterns, belonging to the first conjugation group (verbs ending in *-er*). The future tense is formed by adding specific endings to the infinitive form: *-ai*, *-as*, *-a*, *-ons*, *-ez*, and *-ont*. Thus, *évaluerons* is the future tense form for the first-person plural (*nous*), meaning "we will evaluate."

Examples of its usage include:

- *"Nous évaluerons les résultats de l’expérience demain."* ("We will evaluate the experiment results tomorrow.")

- *"Les professeurs évalueront les étudiants sur leur compréhension du sujet."* ("The teachers will evaluate the students on their understanding of the topic.")

The verb is versatile and appears in both formal and informal contexts, often used in conjunction with nouns such as *performance*, *risque*, *impact*, or *qualité* to convey a structured assessment process. Its usage reflects the broader French linguistic tradition of precision and clarity in expression.