No. 321 in Italian
verrà
"Verrà" means "will come."
In a sentence
Domani verrà un amico a trovarmi.
Tomorrow a friend will come to visit me.
Here, 'verrà' is the future tense of 'venire' used to indicate an occurrence in the future regarding someone visiting.
Se tutto andrà bene, verrà il momento della celebrazione.
If everything goes well, the time for celebration will come.
In this sentence, 'verrà' indicates a future occurrence of an event, specifically the arrival of a moment.
Verrà spiegato tutto nella prossima lezione.
Everything will be explained in the next lesson.
In this usage, 'verrà' is part of the passive voice, future tense construction, indicating future explanation.
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