agirez

Agirez is the second-person plural form of the French verb agir in the futur simple tense, meaning "you will act." It is used to refer to actions that the addressed party will perform in the future, whether in formal singular (vous) or plural address.

Grammatical role and conjugation context: Agirez appears in sentences where the subject is the pronoun vous, as in vous agirez demain, meaning you will act tomorrow. The infinitive agir denotes to act or to take action. In the futur simple, regular endings are added to the verb stem, yielding j’agirai, tu agiras, il agira, nous agirons, vous agirez, ils agiront for this verb.

Etymology: The verb agir derives from the Latin agere, meaning to do, drive, or perform. The form agirez follows the standard French futur simple pattern for most -er-like verbs, with the -ez ending attached to the infinitive stem.

Usage notes: Agirez is common in narrative, instruction, and planning contexts where a speaker forecasts or assigns future actions to a group. It can appear in formal writing, speeches, and everyday conversation, especially when outlining responsibilities or expected conduct.

Examples: Vous agirez selon les consignes et vous garantirez la sécurité. Ensemble, vous agirez rapidement pour résoudre le problème.

See also: agir; futur simple; conjugation of agir.