Poursuivriez

"Poursuivriez" is the second-person plural conditional form of the French verb "poursuivre," which means "to pursue" or "to continue." The verb "poursuivre" is a regular -ir verb, and its conditional form is constructed by combining the present participle "poursuiv" with the conditional ending "-riez." This form is used to express a hypothetical or future action in the second-person plural, similar to the English "you would pursue."

The conditional tense in French is used to talk about actions that are not real or probable, often in the context of hypothetical situations or wishes. For example, "Vous poursuivriez cette tâche si vous aviez plus de temps" translates to "You would pursue this task if you had more time."

The conditional tense is formed by combining the present participle of the verb with the appropriate ending based on the subject pronoun. For "poursuivre," the present participle is "poursuiv," and the second-person plural ending is "-riez." Therefore, the conditional form for "poursuivre" in the second-person plural is "poursuivriez."

In summary, "poursuivriez" is the second-person plural conditional form of the French verb "poursuivre," used to express a hypothetical or future action in the second-person plural.