No. 787 in Spanish

tendrán

"They will have."

In a sentence

Mañana tendrán una reunión importante.
Tomorrow, they will have an important meeting.
In this sentence, 'tendrán' is the future tense of 'tener', meaning 'they will have'. It expresses a future action where the subject possesses something.
Si no estudian, tendrán problemas con el examen.
If they don't study, they will have trouble with the test.
Here, 'tendrán' is used in a conditional sense, indicating a future consequence likely to occur based on a present condition.
En el futuro, tendrán más oportunidades para viajar.
In the future, they will have more opportunities to travel.
In this example, 'tendrán' again refers to a future possession or availability, contextualizing events yet to happen.

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