querrá
/keh-RRAH/
will want
Illustrating a future desire or necessity: the child 'will want' that balloon.
querrá(verb)
will want
?future desire or necessity
will wish
?future wish
📝 In Action
Ella querrá un coche nuevo el próximo año.
B1She will want a new car next year.
¿Usted querrá la cuenta ahora o más tarde?
B1Will you want the bill now or later?
Mi jefe querrá ver el informe mañana por la mañana.
B2My boss will want to see the report tomorrow morning.
💡 Grammar Points
Irregular Future Stem
The future tense of 'querer' is highly irregular. You must change the 'e' to an 'rr' and drop the second 'e' before adding the future ending: 'querer' → 'querr-'. This is a mandatory memorization point.
Future Tense Pronunciation
Notice the strong stress (the accent mark) on the final 'a' of 'querrá'. This is the standard pattern for the third-person singular future tense in Spanish.
❌ Common Pitfalls
Forgetting the Stem Change
Mistake: "Él quererá un postre."
Correction: Él querrá un postre. (The stem must change to 'querr-'.)
⭐ Usage Tips
Predicting Actions
Use 'querrá' when you are predicting or speculating about what a person will desire in the future, often in a formal or slightly distant context.
Showing a gentle, future affection: the puppy 'will love' the kitten.
querrá(verb)
will love
?future affection (softer than 'amar')
will care for
?future long-term relationship
📝 In Action
El niño querrá a su nueva mascota inmediatamente.
B1The child will love his new pet immediately.
Pase lo que pase, ella siempre querrá a su hermano.
B2No matter what happens, she will always love her brother.
⭐ Usage Tips
Affection vs. Desire
Remember that 'querer' covers both 'want' and 'love.' Context is everything. If the direct object is a person or pet, it usually means 'love/care for'.
🔄 Conjugations
indicative
present
imperfect
preterite
subjunctive
present
imperfect
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: querrá
Question 1 of 2
Which sentence correctly uses 'querrá' to talk about a future desire?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does 'querrá' have two 'r's?
The double 'r' is part of the irregular future stem 'querr-'. The original infinitive 'querer' merges with the future ending, and the 'e' is dropped to create the smoother, contracted sound necessary for the future tense.
How is 'querrá' different from 'querría'?
'Querrá' means 'he/she/you will want' (a definite future prediction). 'Querría' means 'he/she/you would want' (a conditional wish or a polite request in the present).