Asignéis

Asignéis is the second-person plural present subjunctive form of the Spanish verb asignar, meaning to assign or designate. It is used in subordinate clauses that require the subjunctive mood when the subject is vosotros (you all). This form is standard in Spain, where the vosotros form is common; in many Latin American varieties, the corresponding subjunctive is usually ustedes asigne n or asigne n? Wait, we must ensure correct: ustedes form in present subjunctive is asignen. So in that region, the form would typically be asignen rather than asignéis.

As a present-subjunctive form, asignéis appears after verbs and expressions that convey doubt, desire, necessity, possibility, or emotion, for example: Es posible que vosotros asignéis las tareas mañana; quiero que vosotros asignéis las responsabilidades con cuidado.

Common notes: asignéis should not be confused with asigné, which is the first-person or third-person past tense form (pretérito indefinido) of asignar. The accent on the í in asignéis indicates the stress of the vosotros present-subjunctive form, following Spanish orthography rules.

Conjugation context: present subjunctive forms of asignar include asigne (yo), asignes (tú), asigne (él/ella), asignemos (nosotros), asignéis (vosotros), asignen (ellos/ellas). The vosotros form is specifically used in España and some regional dialects that retain the vos form; elsewhere, speakers typically use the ustedes forms with asignen in subjunctive contexts.

In summary, asignéis is a clave form for Spain’s vosotros when expressing wishes, doubts, or hypothetical assignments in the present subjunctive.