Rehagáis

Rehagáis is the second-person plural present subjunctive form of the Spanish verb rehacer, meaning to redo or remake. It is used in subordinate clauses that express doubt, desire, possibility, or necessity, typically after a trigger in the main clause such as es necesario que or espero que.

Morphology and forms: rehacer is formed with the prefix re- plus the verb hacer, and its subjunctive forms are rehaga, rehagas, rehaga, rehagamos, rehagáis, rehagan. Notably, the vosotros form in the present subjunctive is rehagáis, while the corresponding present indicative form is rehacéis. This shift preserves the intended pronunciation of the stem as the verb moves into its subjunctive mood.

Usage notes: The form rehagáis is common in Spain and other regions where the vosotros form is used. In much of Latin America, where ustedes is standard for the second person plural, the equivalent subjunctive would be rehagan (ellos/ustedes). Rehagáis appears in contexts such as “Es importante que vosotros rehagáis el informe” or “Quiero que rehagáis las instrucciones correctamente.”

Conjugation overview (present subjunctive vosotros): rehagáis. Related forms include yo rehaga, tú rehagas, él rehaga, nosotros rehagamos, ellos rehagan. The form is part of the larger paradigm of rehacer and demonstrates how the subjunctive mood interacts with prefix reintegration and regional pronoun usage.