comeréis

Comeréis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb comer in the simple future tense. It means “you all will eat” in English and is used with the pronoun vosotros, which is common in Spain and some parts of the Americas. In many Latin American dialects, ustedes are used instead of vosotros, corresponding to comerán in the future.

Formation and grammar: Comeréis is formed from the infinitive comer (to eat) plus the future endings for -er verbs. In the future indicative, the endings are -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án; thus the vosotros form is comeréis, with the ending -éis bearing the acute accent on the e. This is a regular form, not irregular or stem-changing.

Usage: It is used to talk about a future action performed by a group that includes the listener. Example: Mañana vosotros comeréis en el restaurante a las ocho. Another example: ¿Qué comeréis para la cena? In dialects that use ustedes instead of vosotros, the corresponding form is comerán (ustedes), as in ¿Qué comerán Ustedes para la cena?.

Notes: The form highlights the distinction between vosotros and ustedes in Spanish-speaking regions. For speakers in regions that do not use vosotros, comeréis is often replaced by comerán in everyday speech. See also Spanish future tense and the vosotr[o]s versus ustedes variation.