buscaréis

buscaréis is the second-person plural future indicative form of the Spanish verb buscar, meaning “you all will search” or “you all will look for.” It is used with the pronoun vosotros, the typical second-person plural in Spain and in some regional varieties. In many other Spanish-speaking regions, the corresponding form for ustedes is buscarán.

Morphology: It is formed regularly by taking the infinitive buscar, removing the -ar ending, and adding -éis. This pattern is standard for -ar verbs in the future indicative. For example: yo buscaré, tú buscarás, él buscará, nosotros buscaremos, vosotros buscaréis, ellos buscarán.

Usage: buscaréis denotes a future action performed by the people addressed as vosotros. It is common in Spain and in dialects that retain the vosotros paradigm. In Latin American Spanish, where ustedes is the standard second-person plural, the equivalent future form is buscarán.

Examples:

- Vosotros buscaréis las llaves mañana.

- Ustedes buscarán las llaves mañana.

Notes: This form is finite and specific to the future tense. It is distinct from present forms like buscáis or from the preterite form buscasteis. The vos ostros paradigm is not universally used outside Spain, where ustedes forms predominate for the second person plural.