Eseguiate

Eseguiate is the second person plural present subjunctive form of the Italian verb eseguire, meaning to execute, perform, or carry out. It is used in subordinate clauses that follow verbs or expressions of necessity, doubt, desire, opinion, or possibility, typically introduced by che. In standard Italian, eseguiate corresponds to “you all execute” in English.

The present subjunctive forms of eseguire follow the pattern esegua, esegua, esegua for the singular, eseguiamo for the first person plural, eseguiate for the second person plural, and eseguano for the third person plural. Thus eseguiate specifically marks the second person plural in formal or literary contexts, contrasting with the indicative forms like eseguiamo.

Usage notes: eseguiate appears most often in written Italian, formal instruction, legal or administrative language, or literary prose. It is not common in everyday spoken Italian, where substitutes such as dobbiamo eseguire or dovete eseguire might be preferred in contemporary speech.

Example sentences:

- È importante che voi eseguiate le istruzioni in modo accurato, senza saltare alcun passaggio.

- Il giudice ha richiesto che voi eseguiate il piano entro la scadenza prevista.

Etymology: eseguire derives from Latin exsequī, meaning to carry out or accomplish, with subsequent development in the Italian verb family. The noun esecuzione (execution or performance) shares the same root.