Excluyáis

Excluyáis is the second-person plural present subjunctive form of the Spanish verb excluir. The verb excluir means "to exclude," "to leave out," or "to shut out." As a subjunctive form, excluyáis is used in clauses that express doubt, desire, emotion, necessity, or other non-factual states. It is typically found following conjunctions like que (that), para que (so that), a menos que (unless), antes de que (before), and others that introduce a dependent clause.

For example, a sentence might read "Espero que vosotros no os excluyáis de la conversación" which translates to "I hope that you all do not exclude yourselves from the conversation." In this instance, the subjunctive mood is used because the verb "esperar" (to hope) expresses a desire or wish. Another example could be "No quiero que me excluyáis del grupo" meaning "I don't want you all to exclude me from the group." Here, "no quiero" (I don't want) expresses a negative desire, thus triggering the subjunctive.

The conjugation of excluir in the present subjunctive for the vosotros form is excluyáis. This form is specific to the informal second-person plural in Spain. In Latin America and for formal address in Spain, the third-person plural form, excluyan, would be used with the pronoun ustedes. Therefore, the context of the speaker and the intended audience are crucial for determining whether excluyáis or another form is appropriate.