Completáis

Completáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb completar, which means to complete or to finish. This form is used with the subject pronoun vosotros, the informal you plural that is standard in Spain and in some other regions that maintain the vosotros paradigm. In many other Spanish-speaking countries, you would use ustedes instead of vosotros, and the corresponding present indicative would be completan.

As a regular -ar verb form, completáis follows the standard endings for vosostros in the present tense: -áis, attached to the stem complet-. The pronunciation carries the stress on the last syllable, typically marked in writing with the accent on the 'á' of "áis." Examples illustrate its use: "Vosotros completáis el formulario" translates to "You all complete the form" (or "You all are completing the form" in contexts where the action is ongoing). Another example: "¿Completáis todas las tareas antes de la hora límite?" means "Do you all finish all the tasks before the deadline?"

Regional note: while completáis is common in Spain, in many Latin American dialects the corresponding form for you all is "completan" when using ustedes. The vosotros forms, including completáis, are not typically used in those varieties, where the ustedes paradigm governs present-tense conjugations. Overall, completáis is a standard, regular present-tense form for the vosotros subject in Spanish.