conjuguiez

Conjuguiez is the present subjunctive form of the French verb conjuguer for the second person plural. It appears in the clause que vous conjuguiez, meaning that you conjugate. The present subjunctive is a mood used to express necessity, doubt, wish, emotion, or possibility, typically in dependent clauses introduced by que or certain fixed expressions.

The form conjuguiez is regular for the -er verb conjugation, built from the stem conjugue- with the ending -iez, following the standard pattern for vous in the present subjonctif. Other present subjunctive forms of conjuguer include que je conjugue, que tu conjugues, qu'il conjugue, que nous conjuguions, et qu'ils conjuguent. By contrast, the present indicative form for vous is conjuguez.

Usage examples:

- Il faut que vous conjuguiez ces verbes correctement.

- Bien que vous conjuguiez les temps, il reste des erreurs à corriger.

- Il est possible que vous conjuguiez les verbes à l’imparfait si nécessaire.

Notes:

- Conjuguiez is used in formal writing and in many spoken registers when the subjunctive is required by the governing clause.

- In informal speech, some speakers may avoid the subjunctive or substitute a different construction, but the subjunctive remains standard in proper French grammar.