corregimos

Corregimos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb corregir, which means to correct, fix, or rectify. It is used when the subject is “we” and the action involves correcting something, such as errors, information, or processes. The sense can cover proofreading, editing, or adjusting to meet a standard.

Etymology and form: corregir derives from Latin corrigere, meaning to set straight. In Spanish, corregir is irregular in several present-tense forms, with a stem change that yields corrijo, corriges, corrige, corregimos, corregís, corrigen. The form corregimos specifically appears in the nosotros form. The verb also appears in other tenses, such as the preterite corregí, corregiste, corrigió, corregimos, corregisteis, corrigieron.

Usage notes: Corregimos typically takes a direct object, for example: corregimos los errores, corregimos un texto, corregimos la ortografía. It can refer to correcting mistakes in writing, calculations, or procedures, and is common in educational, editorial, and quality-control contexts. The phrase may be complemented by a description of what is being corrected or by the measure taken to correct it.

See also: corregir, corrección, corrección de textos, revisión. Corregimos stands as the present-tense form used to express a collective action of correction in the ongoing present.