Entraréis

Entraréis is a Spanish verb form, the second-person plural in the indicative future tense for the verb entrar (to enter). It corresponds to “you all will enter” in English and is used when the subject is vosotros/vosotras.

Usage and regional variation

In Spain, entraréis is commonly used in everyday speech and writing to refer to a future action by the group you address as vosotros. In most of Latin America, where the vos forms are not standard, the corresponding form is ustedes vosotros? No, the equivalent is entrarán, with ustedes as the subject. Therefore, entrarán is used for “you all will enter” when ustedes or they are the subject.

Formation and basic paradigm

Entraréis follows the regular future endings for -ar verbs. The future of entrar is formed by adding these endings to the infinitive: -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Thus the full future paradigm for entrar is: yo entraré, tú entrarás, él/ella/Ud. entrará, nosotros entraremos, vosotros entraréis, ellos/Uds. entrarán.

Examples

Examples include: “Mañana vosotros entraréis por la puerta principal.” and “Cuando lleguéis, entraréis al edificio.”

Notes

Entraréis is not a command or a subjunctive form; it is a straightforward future tense form. The accent on the last syllable (éis) marks the stressed syllable, as in most Spanish verb forms ending in -éis. The etymology traces to entrar plus the standard future suffixes of Iberian Spanish.