No. 11,159 in French

promènerez

"You will walk" or "You will take a walk."

In a sentence

Vous vous promènerez dans le parc demain matin.
You will stroll in the park tomorrow morning.
The verb 'promènerez' is in the future tense (futur simple), meaning 'will stroll', indicating an action planned to happen in the future.
Si vous allez en vacances en France, vous vous promènerez probablement sur les Champs-Élysées.
If you go on vacation in France, you will likely stroll on the Champs-Élysées.
Here, 'promènerez' is used in a likely prediction context in the future regarding vacation activities.
En été, vous vous promènerez souvent le long de la plage.
In summer, you will often stroll along the beach.
The verb 'promènerez' describes a habitual future activity planned for the summer.

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