No. 3,274 in French

suivra

"Suivra" means "will follow."

In a sentence

Il suivra les instructions pour compléter son devoir.
He will follow the instructions to complete his homework.
The verb 'suivra' is used in the future tense to indicate that the subject (he) will perform the action of following instructions in the future.
Lors de la randonnée, elle suivra le chemin balisé.
During the hike, she will follow the marked trail.
Here, 'suivra' indicates the action of following a path, specifically referring to adhering to a pre-determined route, in the future tense.
Si tu es attentif, tu suivras facilement cette leçon.
If you are attentive, you will easily follow this lesson.
In this sentence, 'suivras' (tu form) indicates the ability to mentally follow instructions or explanations in an educational context, in the future tense.

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