Excluíeis

Excluíeis is a verb form in the Portuguese language. It is the second-person plural imperfect subjunctive of the verb "excluir," which means "to exclude" or "to omit." The imperfect subjunctive tense in Portuguese is used to express hypothetical situations, desires, doubts, or conditions, often in the past or in relation to a past event. Therefore, "excluíeis" would be used in a sentence indicating that "you all were excluding" or "you all would exclude" something under certain past conditions.

The imperfect subjunctive is typically formed by taking the stem of the verb and adding specific endings that vary according to the conjugation and person. For "excluir," which is an -ir verb, the imperfect subjunctive endings for the second-person plural are "-íeis." Thus, "excluir" becomes "excluíeis." An example sentence might be "Se vós não me tivésseis incluído, eu vos teria excluído" (If you all had not included me, I would have excluded you all), where "excluído" is the past participle used with the auxiliary verb, but "excluíeis" would fit in a different conditional structure. This verb form is more common in older or more formal Portuguese, with "vocês" (and its corresponding verb forms) being more prevalent in modern, everyday speech.