Escogíais

Escogíais is a verb form in the Spanish language. It is the second-person plural imperfect indicative conjugation of the verb escoger. The verb escoger itself means "to choose" or "to pick." Therefore, escogíais translates to "you all were choosing" or "you all used to choose." This tense, the imperfect indicative, is used to describe past actions that were habitual, ongoing, or set the scene for another past event. For example, in a sentence like "Vosotros escogíais el camino más largo cada día," it means "You all were choosing the longer path every day" or "You all used to choose the longer path every day," indicating a repeated action in the past. The imperfect tense does not emphasize the completion of the action but rather its duration or frequency. The subject pronoun "vosotros" (you all, informal plural) is often omitted in Spanish as the verb ending clearly indicates the subject. Thus, the form escogíais directly implies the subject is "vosotros." This particular conjugation is primarily used in Spain, as in Latin America, the second-person plural is typically replaced by "ustedes," which conjugates verbs differently.