Causaréis

Causaréis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb causar in the simple future tense, meaning "you all will cause" in English. It is formed by attaching the future ending -éis to the infinitive cause: causaréis, with the accent on the é to indicate stress on the last syllable. The form is regular for -ar verbs.

Usage and regional notes: Causaréis is standard in dialects that use the vosotro s form (vosotros). This usage is common in Spain and in some parts of the southern hemisphere where vosotros is still used. In much of Latin America, where the form vosotros is not customary, the corresponding future is typically expressed with ustedes causarán or the periphrasis van a causar, rather than causaréis.

Conjugation and relation: Causar is a regular -ar verb, and its future for vosotros follows the standard pattern: causar + éis. Other related forms include causarán (ustedes), causará (él/ella), and causaremos (nosotros). The pronunciation preserves the regular stress pattern, with the accent on the -éis.

Examples: Vosotros causaréis un retraso si no coordináis bien las acciones. Con estas medidas, vosotros causaréis un efecto dominó en el sistema. Este verbo en su forma futuro señala una acción futura atribuible a un grupo formalmente identificado como vosotros.