Corregeix

Corregeix is a form of the Catalan verb corregir, meaning "to correct." It is the present indicative third-person singular form, used for ell or ella, and also for the formal second-person singular when pronounced with vostè. For example: El professor corregeix les proves. The verb is commonly used in educational, editorial, and proofreading contexts to indicate correcting actions performed by a subject.

Conjugation notes show the pattern of corregir in present tense. The verb has regular plural forms in the present: jo corregeixo (I correct), tu corregeixes (you correct), ell corregeix (he/she/you formal corrects), nosaltres corregim (we correct), vosaltres corregeu (you all correct), ells corregeixen (they correct). The form corregeix specifically marks the third-person singular, distinguishing it from other persons.

Etymology and derivation: corregir originates from Latin corrīgere, meaning to make straight or set right. In Catalan, corregir has undergone typical phonological and orthographic changes, yielding the modern forms such as corregeix and corregeixo. The noun related to the action is correcció, meaning correction.

Usage notes: corregeix is commonly encountered in school reports, exams, and written editing. It can describe correcting errors in spelling, mathematics, or logic, as well as correcting a document or a procedure. The word is neutral in tone and appropriate for formal and instructional writing.