No. 10,652 in Spanish
darás
"Darás" means "you will give" in English.
In a sentence
Darás los libros a tu hermano después de leerlos.
You will give the books to your brother after reading them.
In this sentence, 'darás' is used in the future tense indicating a promise or a plan to pass the books to someone.
Si estudias más, darás un mejor resultado en el examen.
If you study more, you will give a better result on the exam.
Here, 'darás' is in the future tense, expressing a conditional prediction of performance based on effort.
Darás una oportunidad a ese escritor nuevo para que te demuestre su talento.
You will give an opportunity to that new writer to show you his talent.
The use of 'darás' in this context suggests that the action of giving an opportunity is anticipated in the future.
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