Evitaréis

Evitaréis is the second-person plural form of the verb evitar in the futuro simple, meaning “you all will avoid.” It is used in Spanish to refer to a group of people being addressed directly. In Spanish-speaking regions that use the vosotros form, evitaréis is common, especially in Spain. In most of Latin America, where vosotros is not used, the corresponding form for ustedes is evitarán.

Conjugation and form: Evitaréis is formed from the infinitive evitar with the regular futuro simple endings for -ar verbs: -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. The full set in this tense is evitaré, evitarás, evitará, evitaremos, evitaréis, evitarán. The accent on é in evitaréis marks the stressed syllable, as is standard for this tense in vosotros forms.

Usage notes: The form expresses a future action that the speaker regards as certain or planned, specifically the action of avoiding something. It can refer to avoiding physical risk, avoiding mistakes, or avoiding problems, among other meanings. It is often used in predictive or instructional contexts, or to describe a plan tied to conditions or instructions.

Regional variation: In regions where the vosotros form is not used, evitaréis is replaced by evitarán when addressing ustedes. For example, “Ustedes evitarán problemas si siguen las indicaciones” uses ustedes and the vosotros form is not employed there.

Etymology: The verb evitar comes from Spanish, derived from Latin evitare, meaning to avoid or shun, and shares its roots with related verbs in Romance languages.