apuntaréis

Apuntaréis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb apuntar in the simple future tense. It corresponds to the English “you all will point,” “you all will aim,” or “you all will jot down,” depending on the context. Apuntar has several related meanings, including to point or aim at a direction or target, to mark or indicate something, and to write down or note information.

Usage and regional variation: Apuntaréis is standard in Spain where the vosotros form is common. In many Latin American dialects, the corresponding form is replaced by ustedes apuntarán, which uses the ustedes form for the same future tense. The future form apuntaréis is regular, formed by adding the ending -éis to the infinitive apuntar, with stress on the last syllable as indicated by the accent.

Examples:

- Vosotros apuntaréis las fechas en el calendario durante la reunión.

- Después de revisar las notas, vosotros apuntaréis los puntos clave.

- En la clase, vosotros apuntaréis los nombres de los asistentes en la lista.

Etymology and related forms: Apuntar derives from a- plus puntar, related to marking or pointing. Related forms include apuntar (to point, to jot down), apuntando (gerund), apuntado (participial), and apuntarse (to enroll or sign up). The verb is part of the -ar conjugation group and shares its regular future endings with other -ar verbs.