The best translation of the sentence "They will come" is:
● Vendrán
Explanation:
1. In Spanish, the verb "venir" means "to come." To express the future tense in Spanish, we often use a specific set of endings added to the infinitive form of the verb.
2. The subject "they" is translated to "ellos" in Spanish, which indicates a plural third-person pronoun.
3. When we conjugate the verb "venir" for the subject "they" in the future tense, we use the ending "-án" for regular -er and -ir verbs. Therefore, "Vendrán" is the correct conjugation for "They will come."
In this context, "Vendrán" correctly translates the English sentence "They will come" into Spanish.
