They will wait in French 🇫🇷

ils attendront info.

Tips to remember the French word “ils attendront”:
– “Ils attendront” can be remembered by breaking down the word: “ils” (they) and “attendront” (will wait). The root “attend-” comes from “attendre,” which means “to wait,” and “-ront” is a common future tense ending for verbs conjugated with “ils” (they) in French. You can think of it as “attend” + “ront” = “they will wait.”
– Associate the French “attendre” with the English “attend,” which can also mean “to wait upon” or be present, helping to link the meaning.

Explanations:
– “Ils attendront” is the future tense conjugation of the verb “attendre,” for the third person plural (they).
– “Attendre” translates as “to wait” or “to expect” in English.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Ils patienteront” (they will be patient/wait patiently).
– “Ils guetteront” (they will watch/wait for, usually used when waiting for something specific).

Different conjugations of “attendre”:
– Present: “ils attendent” (they wait)
– Passé composé: “ils ont attendu” (they waited/have waited)
– Imperfect: “ils attendaient” (they were waiting)
– Future: “ils attendront” (they will wait)
– Conditional: “ils attendraient” (they would wait)
– Subjunctive: “qu’ils attendent” (that they wait)
– Imperative: “attendez” (wait – formal/plural command)

Examples of sentences that use “ils attendront”:
– “Ils attendront l’autobus à l’arrêt.” (They will wait for the bus at the stop.)
– “Ils attendront que la pluie cesse avant de sortir.” (They will wait for the rain to stop before going out.)
– “Ils attendront leur tour patiemment.” (They will wait their turn patiently.)

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