Question about the grammar usage of Acts 2:17

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I was looking specifically at the words, "I will pour out" in that verse. And a quick glance on the web said that phrase is the following: verb - Future - Indicative - Active - 1st Person Singular. My question is, what does all that mean? Thanks in advance for y'alls input.

 

[.Mikha'el.]

Future: The action shall take place at some time later on.
Indicative: The verb is used in a standard sense to make statements, not expressing desires or issue commands
Active: The agent directly performs the task, as opposed to the task being done "by someone or something", which would be the Passive voice.
1st Person Singular: The action is done using "I" or "me".

I hope this helps.

 

[( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)]

Future: The action shall take place at some time later on.
Indicative: The verb is used in a standard sense to make statements, not expressing desires or issue commands
Active: The agent directly performs the task, as opposed to the task being done "by someone or something", which would be the Passive voice.
1st Person Singular: The action is done using "I" or "me".

I hope this helps.

OK. Yes, it does. Thanks!