How to Say "will follow" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “will follow” is “seguirá” — use this word when the meaning is to physically move behind or go after someone or something, like following directions or a path..
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seguirá
VerbA1General
Use this word when the meaning is to physically move behind or go after someone or something, like following directions or a path.
Examples
El perro seguirá a su dueño a todas partes.
The dog will follow its owner everywhere.
sucederá
Verb (Conjugated)B2Formal/General
Use this word when the meaning is to come next in a sequence, order, or succession, such as one event following another or one person taking over a role.
Examples
Después de este capítulo, sucederá algo inesperado.
After this chapter, something unexpected will happen (will follow).
Following vs. Succeeding
Learners often confuse 'seguirá' and 'sucederá' because both can relate to 'following'. Remember that 'seguirá' implies physical movement or tracking, while 'sucederá' indicates something coming next in time or order.
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