commettrez

commettrez is a verb form in French, specifically the second person plural in the futur simple tense of the verb commettre. It translates to "you will commit" in English. The verb commettre means to perform, undertake, or perpetrate an action, often used in contexts such as committing an error, a crime, or an obligation, but it can describe any act. In standard French, vous commettez is present, vous commettrez is future; the spelling uses the root commettr- with the ending -ez.

In usage, commettrez appears in clauses that reference a future action by the addressed plural you: "Si vous poursuivez, vous commettrez une erreur." The form is conjugated regularly according to the -re verb pattern in the futur simple: stem "commettr-" + ending "-ez." The infinitive is commettre; the past and other tenses use different endings.

Etymology: commettre derives from Old French commettre, from Latin committere (com- + mittere), with senses evolving from "to join together" or "to entrust" to "to commit" in the sense of carrying out an act.

See also: commettre, futur simple conjugation patterns for -re verbs, the verb commettre in other tenses.