Here’s a chart focusing on the Spanish forms using "Tú lo harás" (You will do it - informal):

Chart: Spanish Forms with "Tú lo harás" ("You will do it")

Usage Notes:

1. Tú lo harás (You will do it): "Tú lo harás" is used to express certainty or confidence that someone will complete an action in the future. It implies a commitment or intention to get something done.
   • Example: "Estoy seguro de que tú lo harás bien." (I’m sure you will do it well.)
2. Tú lo terminarás (You will finish it): Suggests that the person will complete something they started.
   • Example: "Sé que tú lo terminarás a tiempo." (I know you will finish it on time.)
3. Tú lo lograrás (You will achieve it): Suggests that the person will successfully accomplish something.
   • Example: "Estoy seguro de que tú lo lograrás." (I’m sure you will achieve it.)
4. Tú lo completarás (You will complete it): Suggests that the person will fully finish a task or project.
   • Example: "Tú lo completarás antes de la fecha límite." (You will complete it before the deadline.)
5. Tú lo entenderás (You will understand it): Suggests that the person will comprehend or grasp something in the future.
   • Example: "Si estudias, tú lo entenderás mejor." (If you study, you will understand it better.)
6. Tú lo arreglarás (You will fix it): Suggests that the person will repair or resolve an issue.
   • Example: "Confío en que tú lo arreglarás sin problemas." (I trust that you will fix it without problems.)
7. Tú lo verás (You will see it): Suggests that the person will perceive or witness something in the future.
   • Example: "Tú lo verás cuando lleguemos al parque." (You will see it when we get to the park.)
8. Tú lo encontrarás (You will find it): Suggests that the person will locate or discover something.
   • Example: "Estoy seguro de que tú lo encontrarás pronto." (I’m sure you will find it soon.)
9. Tú lo aprenderás (You will learn it): Suggests that the person will acquire knowledge or skills.
   • Example: "Si practicas, tú lo aprenderás rápidamente." (If you practice, you will learn it quickly.)
10. Tú lo traerás (You will bring it): Suggests that the person will bring something to a specific place or event.
    • Example: "Tú lo traerás a la fiesta mañana." (You will bring it to the party tomorrow.)
11. Tú lo cuidarás (You will take care of it): Suggests that the person will take responsibility for something.
    • Example: "Estoy seguro de que tú lo cuidarás bien." (I’m sure you will take good care of it.)
12. Tú lo dirás (You will tell it): Suggests that the person will communicate or reveal something in the future.
    • Example: "Tú lo dirás cuando estés listo." (You will tell it when you are ready.)
13. Tú lo recordarás (You will remember it): Suggests that the person will keep something in memory.
    • Example: "Tú lo recordarás por siempre." (You will remember it forever.)
14. Tú lo intentarás (You will try it): Suggests that the person will make an attempt or effort to do something.
    • Example: "Tú lo intentarás de nuevo mañana." (You will try it again tomorrow.)

This chart provides a comprehensive guide to using "Tú lo harás" in Spanish, helping learners understand how to express future actions or intentions with confidence and certainty in informal contexts.