deveréis

Deveréis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb deber in the future indicative tense. It is used to express that you all will have to do something, or that something is expected of you, when speaking to the pronoun vosotros. The form is regular and is primarily employed in Spain and other Spanish-speaking regions that maintain the vosotros form.

Morphology and conjugation: The future tense of deber follows the standard endings for -er verbs: -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án, attached to the infinitive deber. Thus the full paradigm is: deberé, deberás, deberá, deberemos, deberéis, deberán. Deveréis corresponds to the second-person plural: “you will have to.”

Usage: Deveréis is used to indicate obligation, necessity, or expectation in the future. It is common in both formal and informal contexts where the vosotros form is used. In Latin American Spanish, where vosotros is not standard, the equivalent construction is ustedes deberán.

Examples: Para mañana, deberéis entregar el informe. Si no llegáis a tiempo, deberéis llamar para avisar. These sentences illustrate how the future tense of deber expresses what you all will have to do under certain conditions.

Related forms: Deber is a regular verb with related tenses in other moods, such as present debéis, imperfect debíais, or conditional deberíais. The future form deveréis is distinct to the vosotros paradigm and contrasts with ustedes deberán in regions that use ustedes instead of vosotros.