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Marco vorrà fare l'esercizio per il muscolo.

Marco vorrà fare l'esercizio per il muscolo.
Marco will want to do the exercise for the muscle.
From Lesson 115:Future tense of double-R verbs (berrò, vorrò)·Italian

Questions & Answers about Marco vorrà fare l'esercizio per il muscolo.

Why is the verb vorrà instead of volerà?
Vorrà is the future tense of volere (to want) for lui (he). Volere is irregular in the future tense: instead of keeping its normal stem, it drops a vowel and gets a double r, making the base vorr-. Then you add the regular future ending for the third person singular, which is -à.
Why is fare (to do) left in its dictionary form (the infinitive)?
Because it comes directly after vorrà (will want). Volere is a modal verb (a helper verb expressing desire, ability, or necessity). In Italian, when you use a modal verb with another action, you conjugate the modal verb (vorrà) and leave the action verb in the infinitive (fare).
Why do we use l' for l'esercizio instead of il?
The word esercizio is a masculine noun that starts with a vowel. The correct article for this is lo, but saying lo esercizio sounds clunky. To make it flow better, the o is dropped and replaced with an apostrophe, giving us l'esercizio.
What is the plural of il muscolo?
It follows the standard rule for masculine nouns ending in -o. To talk about multiple muscles, the ending changes to -i, making it i muscoli.

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