No. 12,597 in Spanish
mostrarás
"You will show."
In a sentence
Mostrarás tus talentos en la presentación de hoy.
You will showcase your talents in today's presentation.
In this sentence, 'mostrarás' is used as the future tense of 'mostrar', meaning 'you will show' or 'you will demonstrate', indicating an action to take place in the future.
Si estudias diligentemente, mostrarás lo aprendido con éxito.
If you study diligently, you will successfully display what you have learned.
Here, 'mostrarás' conveys the conditional future action of demonstrating knowledge as a result of diligent study, linking effort and future outcome.
Cuando estés listo, mostrarás tus habilidades a los demás.
When you are ready, you will exhibit your skills to others.
In this example, 'mostrarás' represents a definitive future action of showing one's skills, conditional upon readiness being attained.
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