llevarás
/lyeh-vah-RÁS/
you will carry
When you are transporting an object, you will carry it.
llevarás(verb)
you will carry
?transporting an object
,you will take
?transporting a person/object to a destination
you will bring
?transporting something to the speaker's location
📝 In Action
Mañana, ¿tú llevarás las maletas al coche?
A1Tomorrow, will you carry the suitcases to the car?
Si no vienes, no llevarás los regalos.
A2If you don't come, you won't take the gifts.
💡 Grammar Points
The Future Tense
The ending 'rás' tells you that the action ('llevar') will happen in the future, and the person doing it is 'tú' (you, informal).
❌ Common Pitfalls
Using 'traer' vs. 'llevar'
Mistake: "¿Tú traerás la comida a la fiesta de mañana? (Asking someone going to the party to bring food to the party location.)"
Correction: Use 'llevarás' when the item is moving AWAY from the speaker (or the current location) to another destination. Use 'traerás' when the item is coming TOWARDS the speaker/current location.
⭐ Usage Tips
Future Certainty
The simple future tense ('llevarás') implies a certain, planned action. For less certain or immediate future plans, you might use 'ir a llevar' (vas a llevar).
If you put on clothing or accessories, you will wear them.
llevarás(verb)
you will wear
?clothing or accessories
you will sport
?a specific look or style
📝 In Action
¿Llevarás el traje azul o el gris a la boda?
A1Will you wear the blue suit or the gray one to the wedding?
No llevarás gafas de sol dentro del museo.
A2You will not wear sunglasses inside the museum.
💡 Grammar Points
Simple Future for Plans
When talking about planned outfits or dress codes, the future tense 'llevarás' is perfect for asking or stating what someone intends to wear.
⭐ Usage Tips
Appearance
In Spanish, 'llevar' is used for anything that is currently on your body, including jewelry, makeup, or even a beard/mustache.
When you are in charge of a situation, you will handle it.
llevarás(verb)
you will handle
?managing a situation
,you will deal with
?managing a situation
you will manage
?a business or project
📝 In Action
Sé que tú llevarás muy bien el negocio cuando me retire.
B1I know that you will manage the business very well when I retire.
Este año, llevarás el control de todos los gastos.
B2This year, you will handle the control of all expenses.
💡 Grammar Points
Abstract Use
The core idea of 'llevar' (to move/transport) extends abstractly to mean moving a project forward or handling responsibilities.
⭐ Usage Tips
Context is Key
When 'llevarás' is followed by a noun like 'el control' or 'la situación,' it almost always means 'to handle' or 'to take charge of,' not 'to carry.'
🔄 Conjugations
subjunctive
imperfect
present
indicative
imperfect
present
preterite
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: llevarás
Question 1 of 2
Which English translation best fits the sentence: '¿Llevarás el paraguas si llueve?'
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does 'llevarás' mean both 'you will carry' and 'you will wear'?
The core concept of 'llevar' is movement or transport. You 'carry' a box (physical transport) and you 'wear' clothes (transporting the fabric onto your body). The context of the sentence tells you which meaning is correct.
Is 'llevarás' an irregular verb form?
No, 'llevar' is a regular -ar verb. Its future tense conjugation ('llevaré, llevarás, llevará...') follows the standard pattern for all regular -ar verbs, making it easy to learn.