Haréis

Haréis is the second-person plural simple future form of the Spanish verb hacer. It is formed from the infinitive hacer, using the irregular future stem har- with the ending -éis. The form corresponds to the pronoun vosotros, meaning “you all” in informal contexts, and translates to “you all will do” or “you all will make.”

Usage varies by dialect. In Spain, where the vosotros form is standard, haréis is commonly used. In most of Latin America, where ustedes replace vosotros, the corresponding future is harán (ustedes harán). Nevertheless, haréis may appear in texts or dialogue that preserve the vosotros form or in educational materials that teach traditional conjugations. Example sentences include: Haréis la tarea mañana. ¿Qué haréis este fin de semana? When addressing a group in Spain, this is the natural form; otherwise, ustedes harán is typically used in Latin American varieties.

Orthography and pronunciation: haréis carries an acute accent on the e (é) to indicate the stress on the final syllable. It is important to distinguish this future form from the present or imperfect forms and from other verbs with similar stems.

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